OffGridInTheCity
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I use Batrium as my BMS for both my powerwall and trailer battery bank of 18650 cells - and really like Batrium.
I was thinking of doing an LTO battery - something like 23s13p for 260ah @ 48v nominal. This would be a 23*2.0v=46v low and 23*2.6v=59.8v hi.
The issue with Batrium mons is that they're designed for 2.2v to 5.4v range per cell - https://wiki.batrium.com/en/product/cell-monitor/longmon
Is there some way I could fool the longmon (add a resistor or some easy circuit or something between the + and - of longmon -> cell) so that the longmon sees the 2.0v to 2.6v as at least 2.2v -> xx ? I'm guessing that Longmon calibration (if Batrium allowed me) would not be wide enough to compensate for 0.2v difference.
I would be OK with inflated voltage readings as I can compensate in the overall operational settings of the Watchmon as long as they were relatively (pun) accurate.
I was thinking of doing an LTO battery - something like 23s13p for 260ah @ 48v nominal. This would be a 23*2.0v=46v low and 23*2.6v=59.8v hi.
The issue with Batrium mons is that they're designed for 2.2v to 5.4v range per cell - https://wiki.batrium.com/en/product/cell-monitor/longmon
Is there some way I could fool the longmon (add a resistor or some easy circuit or something between the + and - of longmon -> cell) so that the longmon sees the 2.0v to 2.6v as at least 2.2v -> xx ? I'm guessing that Longmon calibration (if Batrium allowed me) would not be wide enough to compensate for 0.2v difference.
I would be OK with inflated voltage readings as I can compensate in the overall operational settings of the Watchmon as long as they were relatively (pun) accurate.