Hi
I'm looking at putting together a 300-400Ah 12v battery for a van conversion and want to run an induction hob amongst other things. I am wondering if I could run 2 x 150A BMS's (4S) with 2 sets of 4 cells 150-200Ah connected to the inverter via busbar connections. rather than a big setup that has a single big 300A BMS.
In my head it feels like it should work, share the load between the 2 batteries and also gives me some redundancy should one of the batteries fail, I realise that the high power items would be off the cards in that case.
Does this work in everyone else's opinion or am I missing a trick?
Cheers
I'm looking at putting together a 300-400Ah 12v battery for a van conversion and want to run an induction hob amongst other things. I am wondering if I could run 2 x 150A BMS's (4S) with 2 sets of 4 cells 150-200Ah connected to the inverter via busbar connections. rather than a big setup that has a single big 300A BMS.
In my head it feels like it should work, share the load between the 2 batteries and also gives me some redundancy should one of the batteries fail, I realise that the high power items would be off the cards in that case.
Does this work in everyone else's opinion or am I missing a trick?
Cheers