Low temperature cut off with low cost bms

[Kennethwers]

Can one put a thermostat on the negative bms wire(first lead) to shut down the bms in low temperatures? Would be a easy work around for a low cost bms. Down side?

 

[Craig]

I'm curious As to if the thermostat can handle the high amps involved. Do you have a perspective product you could link to?

 

[Kennethwers]

I'm curious As to if the thermostat can handle the high amps involved. Do you have a perspective product you could link to?

I am asking about switching the negative balancing wire. Not the main power wire. So it would be a low cost $5 ebay thermostat.