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Pathfinder BMS Prototypes!

Good news, I finally have a complete Pathfinder BMS on my desk!

Status

I will be putting these up for pre-sale ASAP, but there is still work to do.

At a minimum, the datasheet needs to be finished before pre-sale can start.

After that, the firmware needs to be finished.

These BMSs are capable of OTA online or offline (UF2- drag-n-drop) firmware updates, but we will not ship them until the firmware is fully functional.

Pathfinder BMS feature list:

• 170 amps continuous duty rating.

• M10x1.5 solid brass studs with stainless hardware.

• Screw terminals accept up to 14ga wire for the balance wires. (18ga wire is recommended)

• Works with LTO, NMC, and LiFePO4.

• 3-16 cells LiFePO4 or LTO, 3-12 cells NMC.

• Cell count is field configurable, with various pre-set configurations available. (4s and 16s pictured above).

• Battery voltage up to 64v, and as low as 7v.

• Advanced State-of-Charge monitoring algorithms via a Texas Instruments BQ34Z100 Fuel Gauge chip.

• Positive-side switching (More intuitive, allows a chassis ground to the cell negative)

• Base plate with mounting ears and optional DIN rail mounts.

• 1 amp high current passive balancer built into the base plate.

• Modular open frame design, integrated air cooled copper heat sink.

• 2 external cell temperature probes + 2 internal temperature sensors.

• Wired discharge shutoff switch.

• OLED display and button pad.

• USB-C For wired monitoring and updates.

• Bluetooth and Wifi remote monitoring via optional internet connection.

• Password protection and encrypted wireless data.

• NO user accounts, NO spyware, always free monitoring applications.

Stay tuned, updates will be coming frequently now!

4 thoughts on “Pathfinder BMS Prototypes!

  1. Is this a BMS that can communicate with a Victron system? Thank you very much

  2. Outstanding.

    Been a low key customer for a while……..Love me americain made

  3. Cant wait to get my hands on three of these units…!!! I have a mountain of Tesla batteries that I want to repurpose..

  4. Any rough idea when these will be available to the public?

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