I love my Overkill BMS - use it in my solar generator.
However, I'm designing a system for a very specific task. It will be running some radio equipment in an isolated location during power outages.
The maximum current draw will be 14 amps (typically more like 5 amps). It will be a 4S system with 100 Ah cells. So I'm looking for a BMS more on that scale (the Overkill is overkill being able to handle 120A - I'm trying to save a bit of money and not purchase a $150 BMS).
I also need a BMS that we can manage remotely somehow. Bluetooth is great, but I'm looking for WiFi or an Ethernet port so that it can interface to other control and monitoring equipment at the site. If we absolutely have to, we can do a serial interface and use an existing Nuc computer, but I'd prefer network capable if at all possible.
Does such a BMS exist?
However, I'm designing a system for a very specific task. It will be running some radio equipment in an isolated location during power outages.
The maximum current draw will be 14 amps (typically more like 5 amps). It will be a 4S system with 100 Ah cells. So I'm looking for a BMS more on that scale (the Overkill is overkill being able to handle 120A - I'm trying to save a bit of money and not purchase a $150 BMS).
I also need a BMS that we can manage remotely somehow. Bluetooth is great, but I'm looking for WiFi or an Ethernet port so that it can interface to other control and monitoring equipment at the site. If we absolutely have to, we can do a serial interface and use an existing Nuc computer, but I'd prefer network capable if at all possible.
Does such a BMS exist?
