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DIY Battery. BMS Question.

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Hi Guys,

Im busy with my project, and by the looks of it, i will have enough Cells to make a battery. 20a Cells. Max current 2A.

My questions is Choosing the BMS.

Im looking at the BMS from Lithium SA.

https://lithiumbatteriessa.co.za/collections/bms/products/100a-ant-smart-bms-with-bluetooth-and-lcd?variant=35449073434791

 

It can do 50A charge current. 

My solar charger is a Victeon 250/70. 

My question is this.

1. Do i have to set the MPPT to 50A max charging(give or take 6a extra for base load of house) or can i keep it at 70A. 

Or

2. Does the BMS only take 50A charge and let the rest to wast.

And final

3. Will it blow if i give to more than 50A charge?

Atm, i have 4x 390w JA panels.

I have a 24v system. Currently with 4x12v 100a agm. MPPT set to 46a max charging current. Batteries max charging limit is 20a.

Looking forward to some great answers.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Edited by neliuszeeman
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  • neliuszeeman changed the title to DIY Battery. BMS Question.
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Thank you @Louisvdw. So this means,

A- get a charger that can handle 70a, or 

B- get 2x BMS amd split the battery in 2.

Ive heard the Daly BMS is quite good. Is there anybody in South Africa that sells the 3.7v version. 

 

 

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