In the Nordkyn series, he references something similar to what is being described here (leaving a starter battery in place to help with load absorption). This is outlined in the image below:
I have two questions:
1. Coming off the LFP bank, the BMS has a control cable going to what, is that simply a fuse (not sure if that symbol represents fuse or relay)?
2. How is the BMS Control cable interacting with a fuse?
I have two questions:
1. Coming off the LFP bank, the BMS has a control cable going to what, is that simply a fuse (not sure if that symbol represents fuse or relay)?
2. How is the BMS Control cable interacting with a fuse?