Current Protection
The BMS is designed to constantly monitor the charge/discharge amperage and has built-in safeguards
against exceeding specific parameters. These include built-in timers that shut off quickly in the event of
short circuits, extremely high amperage and delayed shut down for amperage that is only slightly above
the maximum capacity.
7.2 TROUBLESHOOTING
7.2.1 ALARM DESCRIPTION AND TROUBLESHOOTING
When the ALM light on the battery control panel is on, it means that the battery has given an alarm or
has been protected from potential damage. Please check the cause of the failure through the app or
BMS Tools and take appropriate measures or go directly to the battery site to troubleshoot.
BMS Tools alarms are shown in the table below:
Warning and Protect Status Definitions
Module needs to be discharged to lower
its voltage.
Check individual cell voltage in BMS
Tools.
Module needs to be charged.
Check individual cell voltage in BMS
Tools.
Incoming current needs to be reduced.
Discharge current is too high; lower
loads.
Check ambient and module
temperature.
BMS temperature is too high. Power off
module and cool down location.
Power off module and cool down
location.
Discharge over-temperature
Power off module and cool down
location.
Power off module and warm up
location.
Discharge under-temperature
Power off module and warm up
location.
Module needs to be charged.
Discharge current is too high, turn BMS
and breaker off and back on to reset.
Lower loads.