Blog - Battery Monitoring

The ElectroDacus Solar BMS

There are various systems that were created to utilize the lithium battery cells.

One of these is the ElectroDacus solution. This project has been on the market for many years, and includes a BMS for 3 to 8 cells and the support for solar charging from an array of solar panels.

The project is

Simple testing is the best testing

Making a simple testing of the new BMS for a customer application. As we say, we sometimes need to test whether the wheel is really round. Or what you test is what you do not need to believe.

The remote control of CPM1 by the BCC

For remote applications, you can manage the battery pack by the BCC. In this scenario the BCC needs a separate power supply, together with the power supply for the remote-control hardware (GSM modem, etc.)

By means of the BCC you can shut down the operation of the battery pack remotely and you can res

BCC – the extension of the battery protection

This installation diagram shows the possibilities provided by the BCC. The CPM1 board provides the basic protection layer of the battery pack. The BCC makes.

With BCC it is possible to control the charger and the load remotely eith

GWL/Modular - BCC (Battery Communicator and Controller)

More photos and more details coming soon.

BCC is the extension module for the CPM1 board.

Protect your CBM1 against a damage

GWL has supplied more than 30 000 pcs of the. Based on the user experience, we have found out that some customers have damaged the board when soldering the wires to the battery contact terminals.

There isa high risk of overheating of the componentsesp

GWL/Modular Battery Link

Installation wiring for theproduct.

The GWL/Team makes your life easy.

GWL/Modular - BCC (Battery Communicator and Controller)

Description

• The BCC is a communication module working with GWL/Modular CPM1. It provided additional functions of the protection and management for the battery modules monitored by the CPM1.
• The basic hardware of the module contains:1x LAN port 100/10 Mbpsfor connection to PC network.&n
10.Aug 2020
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Say No! – The active balancers from “China”

GWL/Team has spent many months testing the active balancers from China. In general, we have found following reasons why to “Say No!” to these products.

1) The risk of a products failure– Low Reliability Several of the balancers simply failed after some time. They either stopped wo

GWL keeps saying: Say “No!” to clouds.

Some time ago GWL/Team purchased. Recently we have decided to use the hardware again. Very quickly we have come to realize it isa piece of “dead hardware”. Why?

Because the remote monitoring function was fixed at the operation of the