12V LiFePo4 battery: "bms discharge cut-off voltage" spec incorrect?

[Captain Kirk]

Hi,
I'm assuming this should be "<", not ">"?
Thanks!
Kirk

 

[octal_ip]

>10.4 would mean that the BMS cuts off discharge at no lower than 10.4V, which is ideal.
<10.4 would mean that the BMS cuts off discharge at some point lower than 10.4V, which is ambiguous and might not be safe.

So >10.4 seems right.

 

[Captain Kirk]

>10.4 would mean that the BMS cuts off discharge at no lower than 10.4V, which is ideal.
<10.4 would mean that the BMS cuts off discharge at some point lower than 10.4V, which is ambiguous and might not be safe.

So >10.4 seems right.

Interesting how these symbols can be interpreted differently...that's why I was asking. For what you propose, if it were me, I would use the ≤ symbol. These are SOK's and they don't use the ≤ symbols at all in there spec sheet. Regaurdless, I take the meaning as the BMS will shut the battery down at no lower than 10.4V...thanks!