Dam5reey:


Chai, you initially plan to use a 600w load on Tasha.
~3 hours to 4 hours, you can use up to 90% DOD on LFP.

Thank you

Hopefully it doesn't arise again...
I'm glad you got your pack back. Those fuel money on gen no go be here....

Amador1:

FINAL UPDATE
At long last, I got my battery back yesterday evening. The bms had to be changed and now the battery is currently working as it should. I just hope the issue doesn’t arise again.

isangjohnson:

It's always good and advisable to have a moderate profile which keep Lfp within the working voltage ranges without stressing any cells.
Discharging below the knees of 3.0v for each cell is not really advisable.

Thanks for this.

In other word, Don't discharge less than 48v(which is around 9-10% Remaining), and don't exceed 58.4v when it's still charging, lastly don't Exceed 54.4v(100% Charged) when the battery is Resting (Not Charging).

Above is for 48v Battery Pack.

To get similar range for 24v(Divide above values by 2), while for 12v(Divide by 4).