SUNGOIDPOWER 48V100Ah Lithium Battery User Manual
- May 15, 2024
- SUNGOIDPOWER
Table of Contents
- Document description
- Definition of Terms
- Battery system performance parameters
- Outline and Structural Dimensions of Battery System
- Definition of battery system interface
- Functional block diagram
- Battery Management System Specifications
- Product function and performance description
- Using & Maintenance Suggestions
- Packing List
- Storage, maintenance and transportation
- Maintain
- Battery usage precautions
- Product Liability
- References
- Read User Manual Online (PDF format)
- Download This Manual (PDF format)
Integrated Lithium-ion Battery Pack for
Wall-Mounted User Manual
Product Name: 48V100Ah Lithium Battery
Product Model: SG48100M
Product Specifications: 51.2V100Ah
Compilation Date: 2022-12-12
Document description
This specification covers the performance indexes, technical requirements and safety issue of the 48V100Ah
Definition of Terms
BMS | Battery Management System |
---|---|
DOD | Depth Of Discharge |
EOL | End Of Life |
OCV | Open Circuit Voltage |
SOC | State Of Charge |
SOH | State Of Health |
EMC | Electro Magnetic Compatibility |
Nominal voltage | Appropriate voltage approximation to identify or identify a |
cell or an electrochemical system.
Capacity| (The amount of power a battery can provide when fully charged under
specified conditions. Usually expressed in Ah.)
Energy| The energy that can be provided by a fully charged battery under
specified conditions. Usually expressed in Wh or kWh.
Unit| “V” (Volt) ( Voltage unit) “A” (Ampere) (Current unit)
“Ah” (Ampere-Hour) (unit of charge)
“Wh” (Watt-Hour) (electrical energy unit) “Ω” (Ohm) (resistance unit)
“ °C” (degree Celsius) (temperature unit) “mm” (millimetre) (length
unit)
“s” (second) (Time unit)
“kg” (kilogram) (Weight unit) “Hz” (Hertz) (Frequency unit)
Battery system performance parameters
No. | Item | Technical parameter | Note |
---|---|---|---|
1 | Battery Type | Lithium iron phosphate battery | / |
2 | Rated capacity | 100Ah | @25℃±2,0.5C,100%DOD |
3 | Nominal voltage | 51.2V | |
4 | Recommended charging voltage | 54.5V | |
5 | Charging Limited Voltage | 42V | |
6 | SOC working range | 0~100% | Recommended range of use: 20%~95% |
7 | Standard discharge current | 50A | |
8 | Maximum continuous discharge current | 100A | |
--- | --- | --- | --- |
9 | Standard charging current | 50A | |
10 | Maximum continuous charge current | 100A | |
11 | Maximum cut-off voltage for charging | 57.6V | |
12 | Charge cut-off current | 5A | 0.05C magnification |
13 | Disharge cut-off voltage | 43.2V | |
14 | PACK cycle life | ≥7000 | 80%DOD |
25℃±2℃, 0.5C charge/0.5C discharge
15| Thermal management method| Natural heat dissipation|
16| IP protection class| IP65 battery box|
17| Flammability rating| plastic parts UL94 V-0|
18| Total system mass| Around 43KG|
19| Battery system shell material| 299U Q235A| Color can be customized
20| Shipping SOC| SOC45-55%|
21| Dimension(LWH inch)| 2316.56 inch|
22| Design life| 15 Year|
23| Parallel function| Supports up to 16 batteries in parallel|
24| Anti-theft function| sensor G-sensor anti-theft function|
25| Display function| English smart display|
26| Charging current limit function| Current limit 20A| Charging current limit
can be set according to customer requirements
27| Communication mode| ☑RS232| Communication mode can be set according to
customer requirements
☑RS485
☑CAN
28| Communication protocol| Support multiple protocols| Communication protocol
can be set according to customer requirements
29| Storage ambient temperature| -10~+45℃| Recommended storage temperature:
0~+30℃
30| Working temperature| Battery charging:0~ 45℃ Battery discharging:-20~
+60℃|
31| Relative humidity of working environment| ≤95| Best Use Relative Humidity:
≤85%
Outline and Structural Dimensions of Battery System
Definition of battery system interface
5.1. Panel Schematic
5.2. Module Panel Description
1. P+ | 2. P+ | 3. P- | 4.P- | 5. ON/OFF | 6.RUN |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
7. ALM | 8. SOC | 9. RS485 | 10. CAN | 11.GROUND SCREW | 12.RS232 |
13.DISplay | 14. DRY CONTACT | 15.ADD | 16.SWITCH | 17. REWET |
Functional block diagram
The functional block diagram is shown in the figure below
Battery Management System Specifications
7.1. Basic parameter settings
NO. | Indicator item | Factory default parameters | Is it possible to set | Note |
---|---|---|---|---|
1 | Cell overcharge protection | Cell overcharge alarm voltage | 3600mV | Can be |
set | ||||
Cell overcharge protection voltage | 3650mV | Can be set | ||
Cell overcharge protection delay | 4.0S | Can be set | ||
Single Overvoltage Protection Released | overcharge protection release voltage | |||
Cell | 3380mV | Can be set | ||
Capacity release | SOC<96% | Can be set | ||
Discharge release | > 1A | |||
2 | Cell overdischarge protection | Cell over-discharge alarm voltage() | 2700mV | |
Can be set | After 30 seconds of over-discharge protection, if it still cannot |
recover, it will enter low power consumption mode
Cell over-discharge protection voltage| 2500mV| Can be set
Monomer over-discharge protection delay| 1.0S| Can be set
Cell over- discharge protection released| Cell over-discharge protection
release voltage| 2800mV| Can be set
(Release when charging)| Plug into the charger to activate
3| Overall overcharge protection| Overall overcharge warning voltage| 57.6V|
Can be set|
---|---|---|---|---|---
Overall overcharge protection voltage| 58.4V| Can be set
Overall overcharge protection delay| 1.0S| Can be set
Overall overvoltage protection released| Overall overcharge protection release
voltage| 54.1V| Can be set
Capacity release| SOC<96%| Can be set
Discharge release| > 1A Discharge current > 1A
4| Overall overdischarge protection| Overall over-discharge warning voltage|
43.2V| Can be set| After 30 seconds of over-discharge protection, if it still
cannot recover, it will enter low power consumption mode
Overall over-discharge protection voltage| 40V| Can be set
| Overall over-discharge protection delay| 1.0S| Can be set|
Overall over- discharge protection
released| Overall over-discharge protection release voltage| 44.8V| Can be set
Release when charging| Plug into the charger to activate
Charging current limit function| Charging current limit| 20A|
5| Charge overcurrent protection| Charge overcurrent 1 alarm current| 105A|
Can be set| Appearing 10 times in a row will lock the status and will no
longer automatically release
Charge overcurrent 1 protection current| 110A| Can be set
Charge overcurrent 1 protection delay| 1.0S| Can be set
Charging overcurrent 1protection released| Automatic release)| 1min
Automatically cancel after 1min
Discharge release| > 1A Discharge current > 1A|
6| Discharge overcurrent 1 protection| Discharge overcurrent 1 alarm current)|
105A| Can be set| Appearing 10 times in a row will lock the status and will no
longer automatically release
Discharge overcurrent 1 protection current)| 110A| Can be set
Discharge overcurrent 1 protection delay| 1.0S| Can be set
Discharge overcurrent 1 protection released| Automatic release| 1min
Automatically cancel after 1min
Charge release| > 1A Charge current > 1A|
7| Discharge overcurrent 2| Discharge overcurrent 2 protection current| ≥120A|
Can be set| Appearing 10 times in a row will lock the status and will no
longer automatically release
Discharge overcurrent 2 protection delay| 100mS| Can be set
Discharge overcurrent 2 protection released| Automatic release| 1min
Automatically cancel after 1min
charge release| > 1A Charge current > 1A|
8| Short circuit| Short circuit protection function| (Have)|
| protection| Short circuit protection current| ≥350A|
---|---|---|---|---
Short circuit protection delay| ≤300US
Short circuit protection released| When there is charging, the short circuit
protection is released
After the load is removed, it will automatically disarm
9| MOS high temperature protection| MOS over temperature alarm temperature)|
90℃| Can be set|
MOS over temperature protection temperature)| 115 ℃| Can be set
MOS protection release temperature)| 85℃| Can be set
10| Cell temperature protection| Charging low temperature warning
temperature)| 0℃| Can be set|
Charging low temperature protection temperature)| -5℃| Can be set
Charging low temperature protection release temperature| 0℃| Can be set
Charging high temperature alarm temperature| 50℃| Can be set|
Charging high temperature protection temperature)| 55℃| Can be set
Charging high temperature protection release temperature| 50℃| Can be set
Discharge low temperature alarm temperature| -15℃| Can be set|
Discharge low temperature protection temperature| -20℃| Can be set
(Discharge low temperature protection release temperature| -15℃| Can be set
Discharge high temperature alarm temperature| 60℃| Can be set
Discharge high temperature protection temperature| 65℃| Can be set
Discharge high temperature protection release temperature| 55℃| Can be set
11| Ambient temperature alarm| Ambient low temperature alarm temperature|
-15℃| Can be set|
Ambient low temperature protection temperature| -20℃| Can be set
Ambient cryogenic protection release temperature| -15℃| Can be set
Ambient high temperature alarm temperature| 65℃| Can be set
Ambient high temperature protection temperature| 75℃| Can be set
Ambient high temperature protection release temperature| 65℃| Can be set
12| Current consumption| Self-consumption current during operation|
≤45mA((with display)|
≤40mA(without display)
Low power mode current| ≤200μA
13| Equalization function| Equalization turn-on voltage| 3500mV| Can be set|
---|---|---|---|---|---
Open differential pressure| 30mV| Can be set
14| Capacity default settings| Low battery warning| SOC<5%| Can be set| (No
alarm when charging)
Full capacity setting| 100AH| Can be set|
15| ****
Sleep function
| Sleep voltage| 3150mV| Can be set|
Delay| 5min| Can be set|
16| Differential pressure alarm| Overpressure alarm| 800mV|
Overpressure recovery| 500mV|
17| Cell failure protection| Monomer differential pressure| >1V Voltage
difference>1V| Charge and discharge are not allowed
18| Full charge judgment| Full charge voltage| 56V|
Cut off current| 2A|
7.2. Interface
7.2.1. Interface diagram
7.2.2. Interface Definition
RS232–Using 6P6C vertical RJ11 socket
RJ11| Definition description
2| NC
3| TX
4| RX
5| GND
RS485 and CAN interface
RS485–Using 8P8C vertical RJ45 socket| CAN–Using 8P8C vertical RJ45
socket
---|---
RJ45 Pin| Definition description| RJ45 Pin| Definition description
1、8| RS485-B1| 9、10、11、14、16| NC
2、7| RS485-A1| 12| CANL
3、6| GND| 13| CANH
4、5| NC| 15| GND
Parallel communication port
RS485–Using 8P8C vertical RJ45 socket| RS485–Using 8P8C vertical RJ45
socket
---|---
RJ45Pin| Definition description| RJ45 Pin| Definition description
1、8| RS485-B| 9、16| RS485-B
2、7| RS485-A| 10、15| RS485-A
3、6| GND| 11、14| GND
4、5| NC| 12、13| NC
7.3. Communication description
7.3.1. RS232 communication
The BMS can communicate with the host computer through the RS232 interface, so
as to monitor various information of the battery on the host computer side,
including battery voltage, current, temperature, status, SOC, SOH and battery
production information, etc. The default baud rate is 9600bps.
7.3.2. RS485 communication
With dual RS485 interface, you can view the information of PACK, the default
baud rate is 9600bps. To communicate with the monitoring device through RS485,
the monitoring device is used as the host to poll data according to the
address, and the address setting range is 2~15.
7.3.3. CAN communication
CAN communication, baud rate 500K
Product function and performance description
8.1. Charging performance
◆ Standard charging current (25℃):example:0.2C(20A)
◆ Standard charging voltage:54V
◆ Standard charging mode and charging curve:
8.2. Discharging performance
Discharge curve at different magnification
Using & Maintenance Suggestions
9.1. LED indication description
Table 1 LED working status indication
Condition| Normal /Alarm/ Protect| RUN| ALM| LED
Battery indicator LED| | | Illustrate
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---
| ●| | | | | |
Shutdown| Hibernat e| black| black| black| black| black| black| black| black|
Annihilate
Standby| Normal| flash1| black| According to the battery indicator| Standby
mode
Alarm| flash1)| flash3| Module low voltage
Charging| Normal| Always bright)| black| According to the battery indicator
(battery indication maximum LED flashes 2)| (The highest power LED flashes
(flashing 2), the overcharge alarm ALM does not flash)
Alarm| Always bright| 3 flash3
Overcha rge protecti on| Always bright| black| Alwa ys bright| Alwa ys bright|
Alwa ys bright| Always bright| Always bright| Always bright| (If there is no
utility power, the indicator light is in standby state)
Tempera ture, overcurr ent, fail safe| black| Always bright| black| black|
black| black| black| black| Stop charging
Dischargi ng| Normal| flash3| black| (According to the battery indicator)|
Alarm| flash3)| flash3
Undervo ltage protecti on| black| black| black| black| black| black| black|
black| Stop discharge
Tempera ture, overcurr ent, short circuit, reverse connecti on, fail safe|
black| Always bright| black| black| black| black| black| black| Stop discharge
Invalid| | black| Always bright| black| black| black| black| black| black|
Stop charging and discharging
Table 2 Description of capacity indication
Condition | Charging | Discharging |
---|---|---|
Capacity indicator | L6 | L5 |
L6 | L5 | L4 |
Electri city(%) | 0~17% | black |
black | black | black |
17~33% | black | black |
black | black | Always bright |
33~50% | black | black |
black | black | Always bright |
50~66% | black | black |
black | black | Always bright |
bright | Always bright | Always bright |
--- | --- | --- |
66-83% | black | flash 2 |
bright | black | Always bright |
Always bright
83-100%| flash 2| Always bright| Always bright| Always bright| Always bright|
Always bright| Always bright| Always bright| Always bright| Alway s bright|
Always bright| Always bright
Running lights| | | Always bright| | | flash3
Table 3 LED flashing description
Flashing method | Bright | Black |
---|---|---|
flash 1 | 0.25S | 3.75S |
flash 2 | 0.5S | 0.5S |
flash 3 | 0.5S | 1.5S |
Note:
The LED indicator alarm can be enabled or disabled through the host computer,
and the factory default is enabled.
9.2. Buzzer action description
- In case of failure, it will beep for 0.25S every 1S;
- During protection, it will beep for 0.25S every 2S (except for overvoltage protection);
- When alarming, it will beep every 3S for 0.25S (except overvoltage alarm);
- The buzzer function can be enabled or disabled by the host computer, and the factory default is disabled.
9.3. Key Description
- When the BMS is in the dormant state, press the button (3~6S) and release it, the protection board will be activated, and the LED indicators will light up in sequence from “RUN” for 0.5 seconds.
- When the BMS is activated, press the button (3~6S) and release it, the protection board is put to sleep, and the LED indicators light up sequentially for 0.5 seconds from the lowest battery light.
- When the BMS is activated, press the button (6~10S) and release it, the protection board will be reset, and all the LED lights will light up at the same time for 1.5 seconds.
After the BMS is reset, it still retains the parameters and functions set by the host computer. If it is necessary to restore the initial parameters, it can be achieved through the “restore default value” of the host computer, but the relevant operation records and stored data remain unchanged (such as power, cycle times, etc.). , protection records, etc.).
9.4. Sleep and wake up
9.4.1. hibernate
When any of the following conditions are met, the system enters a low-power
mode:
- The single or overall over-discharge protection has not been released within 30 seconds.
- Release the button after pressing the button for 3 seconds.
- The minimum cell voltage is lower than the sleep voltage, and the duration reaches the sleep delay time (at the same time, no communication, no protection, no balance, and no current are satisfied).
- The standby time is more than 24 hours (no communication, no charging and discharging, no mains power).
- Forced shutdown through the host computer software.Before entering the sleep mode, make sure that the input terminal is not connected to an external voltage, otherwise it will not be able to enter the low power consumption mode.
9.4.2. wake
When the system is in low-power mode and meets any of the following
conditions, the system will exit the low-power mode and enter the normal
operation mode:
- Connect the charger, the output voltage of the charger must be greater than 48V.
- Press the button for 3S and release the button.
- Connect to the communication line and open the software of the upper computer (it enters the sleep state due to over-discharge protection, this method cannot wake up the protection board).
Remarks:
After the single or overall over-discharge protection, it enters the low-power
mode, wakes up regularly every 4 hours, and turns on the charge and discharge
MOS. If it can be charged, it will exit the dormant state and enter normal
charging; if it cannot be charged after 10 consecutive automatic wake-ups, it
will no longer automatically wake up.
When the system is defined as the end of charging, the recovery voltage is not
reached after 2 days of standby (standby time setting value), and the charging
is forced to resume until the end of charging again.
9.5. DIP switch settings
When the battery packs are used in parallel, different PACK can be distinguished by their hardware addresses, and the hardware address of each PACK in the entire battery stack is unique. The hardware addresses can be set in sequence through the DIP switches on the board. Refer to the following for the definition of the switches. surface.
Address Code | ADD | PACK Definition | Explanation |
---|---|---|---|
1 | 2 | 3 | 4 |
OFF | OFF | OFF | OFF |
ON | OFF | OFF | OFF |
OFF | ON | OFF | OFF |
ON | ON | OFF | OFF |
OFF | OFF | ON | OFF |
ON | OFF | ON | OFF |
OFF | ON | ON | OFF |
ON | ON | ON | OFF |
OFF | OFF | OFF | ON |
ON | OFF | OFF | ON |
OFF | ON | OFF | ON |
ON | ON | OFF | ON |
OFF | OFF | ON | ON |
ON | OFF | ON | ON |
OFF | ON | ON | ON |
ON | ON | ON | ON |
9.6. The routine maintenance of the battery part can be carried out by referring to the table
Period | Item | Treatment measures |
---|---|---|
Per month | (Operating environment) | Keep away from heat sources and avoid |
direct sunlight
Visual inspection| If the appearance is damaged, leaked or deformed, the
faulty battery pack should be disconnected, photographed and replaced.
Each quarter| Clean appearance| Clean the exterior with a cotton cloth. Due to
the high voltage of the battery pack, care should be taken when cleaning.
Connection Status| • Check the bolts at each terminal and retighten them if
they are loose.
• If the temperature of the connection line exceeds 40°C (feeling hot), check
the cause
Every half year| Voltage detection| • At the end of charging, measure and
record the busbar voltage and the positive and negative terminal voltages of
the battery pack. The voltages of the two are consistent. Otherwise, check
whether the cable at the corresponding connection is faulty.
• In the first year, real-time data collection at the end of discharge was
performed at least every six months.
• Beginning in the second year, on-site capacity determination will be
conducted every three months. If a certain battery cell is frequently
overcharged and over-discharged in the historical alarm information viewed
through the RS232 interface, it means that the battery cell has touched the
charging protection point and the discharging protection point for a long
time. This situation may lead to insufficient backup time, it is recommended
to replace it in time
The final state of charge and discharge can be judged by the capacity light, refer to the definition of LED light capacity status light.
Packing List
See below for packing list
NO. | Material name | Specification/Module | Number |
---|---|---|---|
1 | 48100Ah lithium iron phosphate battery | 48100 | 1 set/box |
2 | Positive and negative output lines | One end crimped 25-8, one end |
waterproof plug, 25mm2 flame retardant cable, 500mm long one red and one
black.| 1 set/1 module
3| RS485 cascade communication line| 0.5 meters long, with RJ45 crystal heads
at both ends.| 1root/2 modules
4| RS485 USB RS232 USB| 1.5 meters long, one end is the corresponding crystal
head, and the other end is the USB interface.| 1 set/8 module
5| Product manual| /| 1
6| Certificate| /| 1
7| Wall bracket and supporting M10 expansion bolt| Wall bracket and supporting
M10 expansion bolt| 1 set
8| M6 12 composite bolt| M6 12 composite bolt| 4pc
---|---|---|---
9| Dry contact terminal| Matching according to the number of dry nodes of the
BMS| 1pc
Storage, maintenance and transportation
11.1. Storage
- The battery pack is usually stored at a state of charge of 20% to 40% in a clean, dry, ventilated and rain-proof room with an ambient temperature of -5°C to 35°C and a relative humidity of not more than 75%, and should be placed flat. Pad height, not less than 100MM from the ground;
- Batteries cannot be stored with active chemicals or dusting items;
- The battery cannot be subjected to any mechanical shock or heavy pressure;
- The battery should avoid direct sunlight, keep away from the fire source, and the distance from the heat source should not be less than 2M;
- From the date of manufacture, every 3 months of storage should be charged with a current of 0.2~0.5C for 30~60min, and the temperature range is 25℃±5℃.5).
11.2. Transportation
The battery pack should be packaged and shipped. During transportation, avoid
severe vibration, shock or extrusion, and avoid sun and rain. Batteries can be
transported by vehicles such as cars, trains, ships, and planes.
Maintain
The battery pack should remain at 40% – 60% of state of charge;
When the battery is not in use for a long time, it is recommended to charge it
with 0.2c current every three months or so.
During the maintenance process, do not install or remove the battery in the
battery pack by yourself, otherwise the battery performance will be reduced;
Any battery in the battery pack shall not be disassembled or replaced without
authorization, and dissection of the battery is strictly prohibited.
Battery usage precautions
Please read the instruction manual and precautions carefully before use. When used correctly according to the product characteristics, the battery will be a safe, reliable and convenient storage battery.
Warn! Improper use of lithium-ion batteries can result in personal injury or fire!
- When charging the battery, pay attention to ensure that the polarity is correct, and do not reverse the charging of the battery;
- Do not expose the battery to adverse environments, such as extreme temperatures, deep cycling, frequent overcharge/overdischarge;
- If you find that the battery is abnormal, please stop using it immediately and report it to a professional for treatment;
- Ensure that batteries and battery management systems are kept away from dangerous goods or dangerous materials;
- It isforbidden to short-circuit the battery;
- It is forbidden to burn or destroy the battery, which may cause the release or burning of harmful gases;
- Do not disassemble, squeeze, pierce or burn.
- Rain is prohibited;
- It is forbidden to be directly exposed to sunlight;
- Prohibit exposure to temperatures above 60°C;
- It is forbidden to discard the battery in the garbage;
- It is forbidden to use other types of batteries in series or in parallel with lithium-ion batteries;
- It is forbidden to use new and old batteries (groups) in series or in parallel.
Product Liability
Consumers must strictly abide by the requirements of this product specification to use this product. Misuse may lead to serious accidents.The company is not responsible for any accidents caused by the operation and use that are not strictly in accordance with this product specification.The company reserves the right to change the contents of this specification without prior notice; the final interpretation right of this information belongs to the company.
Sun Gold Power Co.,Ltd
www.sungoldpower.com
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