mgnimike
Tinkerer
I have a Giandel 24v 2000W inverter, an Epever 40A controller, and will build an 8s, 280ah lifepo4 battery.
The controller will properly limit the charge voltage for the whole battery. The inverter will shut off with low voltage. The ISDT will balance the cells. Do I really need a full BMS?
I can imagine that if one cell has a catastrophic failure the controller could keep pumping power and something could explode. Is that a realistic scenario?
The controller will properly limit the charge voltage for the whole battery. The inverter will shut off with low voltage. The ISDT will balance the cells. Do I really need a full BMS?
I can imagine that if one cell has a catastrophic failure the controller could keep pumping power and something could explode. Is that a realistic scenario?