Have you emailed Henry @ Seplos? He will give you good service.I can’t even get them to answer me for a price!!!
Have you emailed Henry @ Seplos? He will give you good service.I can’t even get them to answer me for a price!!!
I dont follow that channel, I dont follow any channels that make their income from affiliate marketing because they are being paid to sell you specific products, so there's no integrity there, in my opinion. So far I'm happy with the performance of the BMS and the kit overall - for now!Are you guys following Off Grid's garage series on the Mason boxes? What do you think about the performance of the BMS
i think once again , andy seems to be set out to make this bms look bad.Are you guys following Off Grid's garage series on the Mason boxes? What do you think about the performance of the BMS
Just make a custom wiring harness/cables to connect the cells when they are installed in the case, for parallel charging?Given Seplos 280Ah box takes hours to assemble, I wonder how you guys do the top balance after assembly? Do you dismantle it all and do it all over? I am struggling with this and don't want to open close this box many times, I am sure someone here must have found better way to deal with this problem.
I don't want to do top balance on the bench outside of the box as cells will bloat and never be same again.
do a cell by cell after doing a full charge while they are in series would be an option.Given Seplos 280Ah box takes hours to assemble, I wonder how you guys do the top balance after assembly? Do you dismantle it all and do it all over? I am struggling with this and don't want to open close this box many times, I am sure someone here must have found better way to deal with this problem.
I don't want to do top balance on the bench outside of the box as cells will bloat and never be same again.
Thanks for this suggestion, I think it will work better as doing a harness is quite risky as well as the cable resistance will be another issue to deal with. I will give it a go.do a cell by cell after doing a full charge while they are in series would be an option.
I don't have that box, but that is what I did. My low voltage supply only makes about 20 Amps, so the 14 gauge wire was plenty. I charged them in parallel until the cell voltage was 3.62, then disconnected the charger and let them sit in parallel for a day.Just make a custom wiring harness/cables to connect the cells when they are installed in the case, for parallel charging?
An active balancer enables top balancing ofGiven Seplos 280Ah box takes hours to assemble, I wonder how you guys do the top balance after assembly? Do you dismantle it all and do it all over? I am struggling with this and don't want to open close this box many times, I am sure someone here must have found better way to deal with this problem.
I don't want to do top balance on the bench outside of the box as cells will bloat and never be same again.
active balancer is completely unneeded here.An active balancer enables top balancing of
a 16S pack insitu =Seplos BMS + JK Active Balance/ Neey Active Balancer/ Heltec Capacitor balancer $50-$150. The first two have Bluetooth Apps.
All subjective comments. I do not agree with your opinion.active balancer is completely unneeded here.
if OP does a good top balance, and has inverter comms, this is useless.
the only reason one would need an active balancer is when garbage cells are used
on that point :
a bluetooth apps in my eyes is a gimmic only used in the first few months after building your battery, or if you're a constant tinkerer/hobbist.
nect to that, those apps are notorious for calling home with gps location and all sorts of other information which has absolutely no bearing on it functionality
so all in all useless spending of funds..
well, it is a free country ( or world for that matter)All subjective comments. I do not agree with your opinion.
Each to his own. I was offering a solution for top balancing to the question " how do you top balance after assembly". Alsoactive balancer is completely unneeded here.
if OP does a good top balance, and has inverter comms, this is useless.
the only reason one would need an active balancer is when garbage cells are used
on that point :
a bluetooth apps in my eyes is a gimmic only used in the first few months after building your battery, or if you're a constant tinkerer/hobbist.
nect to that, those apps are notorious for calling home with gps location and all sorts of other information which has absolutely no bearing on it functionality
so all in all useless spending of funds..
It is a Seplos MASON DIY case, and it has an internal fuse, but not a breaker.Hey @sergea , this really looks like a Seplos MASON diy kit, what's really missing in it is a internal fuses + the switch breaker itself, if you want to shut the battery down
it is the seplos DIY280 case ;-) . there is internal fuse, and you can shutdown the battery. indeed, we had discuss about the possibility to include a MCCB 200-250A breaker. This breaker is really big, it would had need more space in the front panel and increase the cost. the solution would be to update the JASSEN busbar system to 600A-1000A and the breaker inside.Hey @sergea , this really looks like a Seplos MASON diy kit, what's really missing in it is a internal fuses + the switch breaker itself, if you want to shut the battery down
well, not enought people seem to be interested, to get a JASSEN update yet ;-) So until I get more than 4 batteries, I won't cover design cost for this change.Hey @sergea did you ever have any luck getting a busbar solution created/built?
Fair enough! If you ever do embark on it, feel free to send me a PM, I'd be interested in sharing the design cost for the right solutionwell, not enought people seem to be interested, to get a JASSEN update yet ;-) So until I get more than 4 batteries, I won't cover design cost for this change.
Don't worry dude, bunch of us early buyers got ours like that, they were all fine as far as I know (from the posts here). I'm sure it's fine.Well my Seplos DIY kit turned up. Upside down and bits and pieces strewn everywhere. I'll be amazed if there's nothing broken. How hard is it to box things up? The bus bars btw are where I found them when i opened the box.
Don't worry dude, bunch of us early buyers got ours like that, they were all fine as far as I know (from the posts here). I'm sure it's fine.
When did you order these? Allegedly they do a better job with packaging now.