Lynx Smart BMS 4. System Design considerations and examples 4.1. Integration into the Lynx Distributor System The Lynx Smart BMS integrates seamlessly with the Lynx Distributor system, which is not mandatory for operation, but highly recommended due to its ease of installation. It is important to note that the battery must always be connected to the left side of the Lynx Smart BMS (in normal position), while all loads and chargers are connected to the right side. The example below shows the Lynx Smart BMS in a system with two Lynx Distributors. Together they form a continuous busbar with fused battery connections, battery monitor, BMS system, contactor and fused load connections.
The Lynx modules can be mounted in any orientation. Should they be mounted upside down, so that the text on the front of the units is upside down as well, use the special stickers are included with each Lynx module, so that the text is orientated the correct way. Fused battery connections Fused DC loads and charge connections Battery monitor, BMS and contactor Lynx Smart BMS with two Lynx Distributors From battery bank To DC system, All DC loads and DC charge sources Example of Lynx module orientation:
the batteries connect to the left and all loads and chargers connect on the right side From battery bank To DC system, All DC loads and DC charge sources Example of Lynx modules mounted upside down: now the batteries connect to the right side, all loads and chargers connect to the left side and the upside down stickers (included) are affixed. It is important to note that the battery is always connected to the left side of the Lynx Smart BMS (in normal position), while all loads and chargers go to the right side. System Design considerations and examples Page 5