Li-ion Battery 2S 8A Charger Protection Module

Description:

Li-ion Battery 2S 8A Charger Protection Module is a small PCB mounted Lithium Battery charger protection module. This small and smart BMS module comes with various features like Short circuits, Overcharge, Over-discharge, and Over-current protection. It is straightforward to install and convenient to use in all your DIY portable projects.

Li-ion Battery Charger  2S 8A   has Built-in three-stage over-current detection circuit (over-current 1, over-current 2, or load short circuit). MOS transistors can control the battery charge and discharge.

Therefore a BMS may also feature a precharge system allowing a safe way to connect the battery to different loads and eliminating the excessive inrush currents to load capacitors.

Features:

• Overcharge Detection Voltage: 4.25-4.35V±0.05V
• Over-Discharge Detection Voltage: 2.3-3.0V±0.05V
• Maximum Working Current: 8A
• Transient Current:16A
• Operating Temperature: -40-50℃
• Static current: less than 10uA
• Internal Resistance: Less than 300m Ω
• B+ B-: The interface of the battery core
• P+ P-: The connector of the battery board
• MB: The connection point between the batteries
• B+: Battery V+ Positive
• B-: Battery V- Negative
• P+: Output / Charging V+
• P-: Output / Charging V-
• Size: Approx.41x8x2.2mm

Package included: 1 x Li-ion Battery 2S 8A Charger Protection Module

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Protections:

• Short circuit protection
• Overcharge protection
• Over-discharge protection
• Overcurrent protection
• Dissipation Power: 18650 Li-Ion Battery charging BMS

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