Battery LifePO4 Protection and Balance Board 3s 14A (Max 20A) LOCAL STOCK

Name: Battery LifePO4 Protection and Balance Board 3s 14A (Max 20A) **LOCAL STOCK**
SKU: BAT221
Price: 95.00 ZAR
Availability: InStock

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Location

South Africa

Product code

BAT221

Bob Shop ID

615732138

Battery Lifepo4 Protection and Balance Board 3s 10.8V 14A (Max 20A):

Specifications:

Charging Voltage: 10.8V (3.6V x 3 batteries = 10.8V Fully Charged)
Over Charging Voltage: 3.75V
Over Discharge Voltage: 2.1V
Balance Voltage: 3.6V
Max Working Current: 20A
Led Display: Yes
Size: 36 x 18mm

Welding Points:

Connect Black Wire to battery 1 negative
Connect Green Wire to the point between battery 1 and battery 2
Connect Red Wire to the point between battery 2 and battery 3
Connect Blue Wire to battery 3 positive

First contact the Black Wire to battery one and add one battery at a time till the last B3, otherwise it may cause the damage to the board. Wire colour in diagram is just an example to show the order of connection and does not reflect the actual wire colours.