Victron Lynx Smart BMS:
The Lynx Smart BMS is a dedicated Battery Management System for Victron Lithium Smart Batteries. There are multiple BMS-es available for our Smart Lithium series of batteries, and the Lynx Smart is the most feature rich and complete option.
Its main features are:
- Built-in 500A contactor used as a fall-back safety mechanism and also suitable as a remote controllable main system switch.
- Battery monitor, indicating state of charge percentage and more data.
- Pre-alarm signal: provide a warning before the system shuts down due to -for example- a low cell.
- Bluetooth for use with our VictronConnect App, for setup and monitoring.
- Local and remote monitoring using a Victron GX device, for example the Cerbo GX.
- The Lynx Smart BMS is part of the modular Lynx Distribution system.
Data sheet here
Manual here
Additional Features:
Battery Management System- The Lynx Smart BMS is a dedicated Battery Management System for Victron Lithium Smart Batteries. It contains a positive and a negative busbar, a BMS, a contactor and a battery monitor. It is part of the Lynx Distribution system. The Lynx Smart BMS has a status LED and a Bluetooth LED. The Lynx Smart BMS can communicate via Bluetooth with the VictronConnect app and can communicate via VE.Can with an GX device.
VictronConnect app- The Lynx Smart BMS and up to 4 connected Lynx Distributors can be monitored and setup with the VictronConnect app. For more information see the VictronConnect app download page and the VictronConnect manual.
GX device- The Lynx Smart BMS and up to 4 connected Lynx Distributors can be monitored with a GX device. For more information on the GX device see the GX device product page. The GX device can be connected to the VRM portal allowing for remote monitoring. For more information on the VRM portal see the VRM page.
Lithium Smart Batteries- The Lynx Smart BMS is a dedicated BMS for the Victron Energy range of Lithium Smart batteries. These batteries are lithium iron phosphate (LiFePO4) batteries and are available in 12.8V or 25.6V and in a variety of capacities. They can be connected in series, parallel and series/parallel so a battery bank for system voltages of 12V, 24V or 48V can be created. Up to four 12.8V batteries or two 25.6V batteries can be connected in series. Up to 5 batteries or battery series strings can be connected in parallel.