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Victron Smart BMS CL 12/100

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Victron Smart BMS CL 12/100Maximum Continuous Charge Current: 100A (with 125A fuse) Input Voltage to Start harging: > 13V DC Power Connection: M8 DC Connector Battery Minus: Faston Female (6. 3mm) The Smart BMS CL 12 100 is a Battery Management system for Victron lithium iron phosphate (LiFePO4) Smart Batteries. It has been specifically designed for 12V systems with a 12V alternator. The BMS CL 12 100 monitors and protects each individual battery cell within the battery (or

  • Maximum Continuous Charge Current: 100A (with 125A fuse)
  • Input Voltage to Start harging: > 13V
  • DC Power Connection: M8
  • DC Connector Battery Minus: Faston Female (6.3mm)

The Smart BMS CL 12/100 is a Battery Management system for Victron lithium-iron-phosphate (LiFePO4) Smart Batteries. It has been specifically designed for 12V systems with a 12V alternator. The BMS CL 12/100 monitors and protects each individual battery cell within the battery (or battery bank) and will disconnect the alternator charge sources or DC loads in case of low battery voltage high battery voltage or over temperature.

The dedicated alternator input provides current limiting and one-way traffic from the alternator into the battery this so any size alternator (and start battery) can be safely connected to the Smart Lithium battery or batteries. The BMS is also equipped with a remote on off connector to turn the BMS (and the system) off via a remote switch and a pre-alarm contact to give a warning signal before the BMS will disconnect the batteries from the system.

Battery Management system - The BMS connects to 12 8V Victron LiFePO4 (LFP) batteries. Up to 5 batteries may be connected in parallel. Can be used as a system on/off switch.

Alternator and battery protection - The input current is electronically limited to approximately 90% of the fuse rating. A 100A fuse for example will therefore limit the input current to approximately 90A.

Choosing the right fuse will:

  1. Protect the LFP battery against excessive charge current (important in case of a low capacity LFP battery).
  2. Protect the alternator against overload in case of a high capacity LFP battery bank (most 12V alternators will overheat and fail if running at maximum output during more than 5 minutes).

Starter battery Protection - This function is similar to that of a Cyrix Battery Combiner or Argo FET Battery Isolator. Current can flow to the LFP battery only if the input voltage (= voltage on the starter battery) exceeds 13V. And current cannot flow back from the LFP battery to the starter battery thus preventing eventual damage to the LFP battery due to excessive discharge.

Li-ion battery protection - Excessive input voltage and transients are regulated down to a safe level. The Smart BMS CL will stop charging in case of cell over voltage or over temperature. It has three outputs similar to the miniBMS:

Load Disconnect output - The Load output is normally high and becomes free floating in case of imminent cell under voltage (default 2 8V/cell adjustable on the battery between 2 6V and 2 8V per cell). Maximum current: 10mA. The Load output can be used to control the remote on/off input of a Battery Protect inverter DC-DC converter or other loads.

Pre-Alarm output - The pre-alarm output can be used as warning when the battery voltage is low and it will trip shortly before the Load Disconnect output is disabled due to cell under voltage. The pre-alarm output may be used to drive a relay LED or Buzzer. It can be configured as continuous or intermittent signal. The pre-alarm output is normally free floating and becomes high in case of imminent cell under voltage (default 3 1V/cell adjustable on the battery between 2 85V and 3 15V per cell). Maximum current: 1A (not short circuit protected) The minimum delay between pre-alarm and load disconnect is 30 seconds.

Charge disconnect output - The Charger output is normally high and becomes free floating in case of imminent cell over voltage or over temperature. Maximum current: 10mA. The Charger output is not suitable to power an inductive load such as a relay coil. The Charger output can be used to control: The remote on/off of a charger a Cyrix-Li-Charge relay a Cyrix-Li-ct Battery Combiner. (Note: in some cases an interface cable will be needed please see the manual.)

Remote on/off input - The remote on/off input controls the charging via the alternator. When off charging via the alternator is disabled while the BMS functionality will remain active allowing any loads and chargers to continue working regardless of the state of the remote input. When "system on/off switch" is enabled via VictronConnect the BMS functionality will also be disabled. It consists of two terminals: Remote L and Remote H. A remote on-off switch or relay contact can be connected between H and L. Alternatively terminal H can be switched to battery plus or terminal L can be switched to battery minus

Ignition proof - No relays but MOSFET switches and therefore no sparks.

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