Overview
When building high-power custom lithium battery packs for electric scooters, cordless power tools, high-drain portable inverters, or mobile robotics, standard protection circuits will instantly trip under heavy motor loads. The 3S / 4S / 5S 100A Li-ion Battery Management System (BMS) Board is engineered to handle massive discharge currents safely. Featuring integrated cell balancing, short-circuit protection, over-charge, and over-discharge safeguards, this robust BMS ensures your multi-cell lithium arrays operate reliably and securely under demanding workshop conditions.
Key Features
High-Current 100A Output: Designed to handle heavy surge currents required by DC motors, power tools, and inverters without dropping offline.
Versatile Multi-Series Support: Configurable wiring layout supports 3-Series (12V), 4-Series (16.8V), and 5-Series (21V) lithium-ion battery pack builds.
Onboard Cell Balancing: Automatically equalizes voltage across individual cell groups to maximize pack lifespan and overall capacity.
Comprehensive Protection Suite: Guards against over-charging, over-discharging, over-current, and short-circuits to ensure total pack safety.
Technical Specifications
| Feature | Specification |
| Product Type | High-Current Lithium-Ion Battery Management System (BMS) Board |
| Supported Configurations | 3S (12V), 4S (16.8V), and 5S (21V) Li-ion packs |
| Continuous Discharge Current | Up to 100A Max (ensure adequate cooling for sustained high loads) |
| Charging Voltage | 12.6V (3S), 16.8V (4S), 21V (5S) depending on configuration |
| Protection Functions | Over-charge, over-discharge, over-current, short-circuit, and cell balance |
Common Applications
Cordless Power Tool Battery Rebuilds: High-amp BMS upgrade for heavy-duty drills, saws, and impact wrenches.
Electric Scooters & E-Bikes: Essential safety and management controller for mid-range traction battery packs.
Portable Power Stations & Inverters: Reliable power distribution and cell protection for custom off-grid energy boxes.
Note to customers: Strictly follow the wiring diagram sequence (B-, B1, B2, B3, B4, B+) starting from the negative terminal when soldering your balance leads to prevent board damage!
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