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It seems this remote battery switch requires an "off command", meaning a signal to open the contactor when the battery needs to be dis-connected. This means the BMS must provide the signal. The BMS I am looking at only have an "on" command (power provided when on).

I want to monitor every cell individually. In the case of Batrium, all you have to do is add four more cell monitors. The rest of the system is the same.

I've seen lots of threads with the question of whether it is possible to manage a 4s2p configured battery with a single BMS, and all of the replies that I've seen say NO - it will take two BMS, one on each 12V series. However, it appears that there are at least two BMS that will manage this...