3S 60A Lithium Battery Charging Protection Board Split Port Active Equalizer Module Battery Management System BMS

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Product Features:

High Precision

Simple Operation

Powerful Functionality

Compact Size

User-Friendly

 

Product Specifications:

Product Name: 3-Cell 12.6V 60A Lithium Battery Protection Board (Balanced Charging)

Model Number: HW-544

Charging Voltage: DC 12.6V~14V

Continuous Discharge Current: Max 60A (Reduce load current if module overheats due to poor cooling)

Continuous Charge Current: Max 10A

Dimensions: 41*62*3.4mm

Weight: 9.8g

 

Note 1: Successfully starting the electric drill requires either 3 power batteries rated at 10C-20C or 6 power batteries rated at 5C-10C (Recommended power battery models: VTC4, VTC4A, VTCSA, VTC6). Use a connection cable rated at 12.6V with copper wire of 4mm² or larger (DO NOT USE NICKEL PLATES!!!).

Note 2: Starting a motorcycle requires higher battery specifications! Use 6 power batteries rated 15C-20C or 12 power batteries rated 10C-15C (recommended models: SONY VTC4, VTC4A, VTC5A, VTC6). The motorcycle must also have a charging voltage regulator circuit.

Note 3: Strictly follow the diagram for wiring OV, 4.2V, 8.4V, and 12.6V connections. When soldering wires, avoid touching any components on the board and do not intentionally short-circuit.

 

Module Discharge: The battery is configured in a 3-series arrangement. Connected batteries must support a 60A discharge current, achievable through parallel connections or purchasing batteries with higher discharge ratings. For example, a 2000mAh battery with a 10C discharge rate requires only 3 cells in series to reach the maximum 60A discharge current. For stable discharge, a 3-series-6-parallel configuration is necessary, with careful attention to heat dissipation as battery capacity will decrease rapidly during discharge.

Module Battery Charging:

3-series battery configuration, fully charged at 12.6V.

Charging power supply voltage: DC 12.6~14V.

Charging current depends on the charger’s set current value and battery capacity, not exceeding 10A maximum.

 

Product List:

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Additional information

Weight 100 g