HOMEGRID Stack'd Series - SYSTEM OVERVIEW; Stackd Series BMS Components

USER MANUAL
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USER
The front of the Stack’d Series BMS shows an LED display
that shows informaon relevant to the status of the system
including State of Charge (SOC), State of Health (SOH), voltage,
error codes, and more. Reference this chart to understand more
pertaining to the status of your system. The power switch turns
the enre system o.
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Power Switch Charging Power
Current Voltage Level Numerical Informaon
Soware Version (Firmware)
Baery State of Charge (SOC)
Hardware Version Baery State of Health (SOH)
Energy Throughput Numerical Percentage
Capacity of all Modules Number of Modules
Animated Streamline Fault (Error)
Discharge Power Alarm (Warning)
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The HomeGrid Stack’d Series baery system is a modular
energy storage system designed for residenal and commercial
users. The key components are the BMS (Baery Management
System), which operates as the top module in the stack and has
several funconalies, the base stand, and the 4.8 kWh LFP
baery modules built to store energy. Mulple baery modules
(2-8) can be vercally connected in parallel to expand capacity
and power in order to meet the requirements of the system.
Users can monitor and operate their HomeGrid Stack’d Series
systems remotely via the HomeGrid Energy mobile phone app.
SYSTEM OVERVIEW
The baery management system (BMS) includes protecon
funcons to guard against over-discharge, over-charge,
over-current, and high/low temperatures. The system will
automacally manage charging and discharging. The BMS
manages and monitors informaon including voltage, current,
and even the temperatures of the cells inside the baery. The
BMS will balance the baery cells to maximize the energy that
can be stored and recovered. Firmware and Wi-Fi connecon
are also built into the BMS. The BMS requires conguraon to
connect to the internet and will only connect to 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi .
Stack’d Series BMS - Display
SYSTEM COMPONENTS