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Protection Circuit Module (PCB) for 7.4V Li-Ion Battery Pack ( 3.0A Limit) --- PCM-Li02S3-129

Your Price: $2.95
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Product ID # 2771

Part Number:
PCB-LI7.4V3A



Quantity Discounts

QuantityAmount
5 to 20$2.86
21 to 50$2.80
51 to 100$2.74
101 or more$2.66
-Protection Circuit Module Specifications  for 7.4V  Li-ion Pack (3.0A limited)
 
All Li-Ion Battery packs must connect to a protection circuit module to protect Li-Ion Battery from over charge, over discharge  and prevent  accidental battery explosion due to its extra high energy density. This protection circuit is specially designed for 7.4V Li-Ion and polymer Li-Ion Battery. 
Please connect battery pack with the circuit as the following drawing with wire provided. 
Please be advised that this circuit will provide the following protections:
  •  Keep 7.4V  Li-Ion Battery pack from overcharge beyond 8.70V 
  •  Keep 7.4V  Li-Ion Battery pack from over-discharge below 4.60V 
  •  Keep  7.4V Li-Ion Battery pack 's discharging current < 3.0A 

Feature:

 Tip:
  • If you want to use this pcm for a battery that is rated less than 10A drain, you must add additional protection device to protect the battery itself. Such as: proper rated polyswitch.
Warning:
Batteryspace is not responsible for any damage cause by misunderstanding and misuse! Please read instruction carefully before assembling. 

Product Reviews

(2 Ratings, 2 Reviews) Average Rating:
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Erik Johnson (Dublin, CA) 10/27/2010 3:50 PM
This board appears to work, however as another reviewer commented the board will not activate even on a fully charged battery. My workaround for this was to solder a micro button between positive input and positive output, so when depressed there is a momentary bypass of the board which somehow kick starts it into action. I think I almost like this.
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Works, but has a few quirks
D (San Jose, CA) 1/24/2010 1:04 PM
Appears to work as advertised, however the solder pads for the cell tabs are alarmingly close together. A steady hand is recommended when assembling a pack. Also, if you attach one of these to a battery pack and read zero volts across the output, trying connecting the charger to it (the assembled pack) for a moment, and then checking the output voltage again. It seems that occasionally the board won't activate until its put on a charger, even with fully charged cells attached.