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Dont forgert to check the max input amps and output amps on those batterys some of the bms's will omly allow yuo to charge at half the rated amp hours so say 100 ah might only charge at 50 and also make sure the bms will output 100AH some wont it will state that in the specs of the batteries
You might have 200 AH but can only use up to 100 AH but for a longer period of time
- StirCrazyFeb 21, 2024Moderator
Tango424 wrote:Dont forgert to check the max input amps and output amps on those batterys some of the bms's will omly allow yuo to charge at half the rated amp hours so say 100 ah might only charge at 50 and also make sure the bms will output 100AH some wont it will state that in the specs of the batteries
You might have 200 AH but can only use up to 100 AH but for a longer period of time
since he told us the battery he bought we don't have to speculate and put generic warnings out.. here is the charge section for his batteries
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BMS:100AMax. Continuous Output Power:1280WMax. Continuous Charge Current:100AMax. Continuous Discharge Current:100AMax. Discharge Current 5 Seconds:280A"so he said he bought two so they can handle up to 200amps of chargingand as for this statment"You might have 200 AH but can only use up to 100 AH but for a longer period of time"that is totaly wrong, you can use 100% of the charge in a LifePo4 and get at minimum the rated life out of them so long term he can use 200AH