Orion Thermistor Expansion Module Cheap Sale Countdown Package

 Description

The Orion BMS Thermistor Expansion Module helps protect batteries and other sensitive electronics from thermal overloads. Utilizing thermistors to detect temperature variances, it provides a reliable way to monitor and manage temperature ranges. This module can help prolong the life of batteries and protect them from damage.

Part Numbers

OXMTHERM80 – Thermistor Expansion Module

CWHTHEX202 – (20) Lead Thermistor Harness

THERM2002 – (20) Thermistors

Allows connections of up to 80 additional thermistors to the Orion Original and Orion 02 BMS and BMS Junior Systems. (harnesses sold separately)

• Up to 10 modules can be used together supporting up to 800 thermistors.
• Operates with the Orion Battery Management System.
• Communicates with BMS via CANBUS (Programmable).
• Full automotive operating and sensing temperature range (-40C to 80C)

The Thermistor Expansion Module requires a CANdapter for programming. If you are purchasing an Orion BMS 02, your BMS kit will include a CANdapter. If you are purchasing an Orion BMS Jr. 02 with CAN your kit will not include a CANdapter and it will be necessary to purchase a CANdapter separately.

Specifications

Specification Sheet
Product Manual
Mechanical Drawing

To use the Orion Thermistor Expansion Module, first, ensure you have the right parts. Connect it to the Orion Original, Orion 02 BMS, or BMS Junior Systems as per the instructions. You can connect up to 80 additional thermistors (harnesses sold separately). Multiple modules can be used together for more monitoring. It works with the Orion Battery Management System and communicates via CANBUS. Just remember, if you’re getting an Orion BMS Jr. 02 with CAN, you’ll need to buy a CANdapter separately as it doesn’t come with the kit. For maintenance, keep it clean and check for any loose connections regularly. Make sure the temperature range (-40C to 80C) is suitable for your setup. And always refer to the product manual for detailed instructions on programming and usage.