Good open source BMS for 48v system?

[Jeremiah]

I searched the forums here a bit before posting; if this has been asked before and I missed, my bad.
Is there a nice BMS platform with open source code that supports 48v systems?
Ideally I'd like to be able to use it for 12v also, but I only want 1 BMS per system (so that nifty Electrodacus won't work for me as he doesn't have a 48v model unfortunately.)

 

[Dzl]

Electrodacus SBMS and diyBMS are the only open source BMS' I'm familiar with. As you noted the former isn't available for 48v systems and the latter requires assembling yourself I think (not sure if its available in 48v or not).

Its a topic I'd like learn more about though (a place where two of my interests/values open source and solar/alt-e align).

 

[mapguy525]

Look at FoxBMS. https://foxbms.org/

GITHUB:
https://github.com/foxBMS/

Duckduckgo search
https://duckduckgo.com/?q=open+source+BMS&t=opera&ia=software

 

[Jeremiah]

Yes I found FoxBMS when I googled; I was initially biased against their website since the home page looks so weak.
I didn't realize it was a fully functional fairly mature design; thanks. Main board runs on 12-24v though.
I'll keep an eye on that project.
Regarding the DuckDuckgo search; the reason I asked in the forum *after* searching already was I want to know if anyone here can vouch for a "good" open source 48v solution.
Preferably one where the hardware is already available but the software is open source / flashable.
I am interested in building the hardware at some point; but not yet. My bad for the vague original post.
Thanks for the response mapguy and dzl (I will check out the DIYBMS you listed).

 

[mapguy525]

Check out this resource. DIY BMS are down near the page bottom:
http://liionbms.com/php/bms_options.php