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Key Features & Applications
- Early Detection of Thermal Runaway Detects volatile organic compounds (VOCs), CO, H₂ outgassing from Li‑ion cells – giving ~40 s faster alerts than temp/voltage sensors .
- Automotive & Industrial Ready AEC‑Q100, ISO/IATF 16949, VDA 6.3 qualified; optional humidity & pressure sensors; LIN or PWM comms for seamless BMS integration .
- Modular & Customisable Delphi‑clip or bayonet mounting; choose humidity/pressure options; acts as independent stack‑monitor – ideal for EV battery packs .
Module Specs
Specification | Details |
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Gas Detection | Broadband MOX detects hydrocarbons, electrolytes, CO, H₂ |
Interfaces | LIN or PWM |
Power | < 30 mA at 12 V |
Env. Temp. Range | –40 °C to +125 °C |
Protection | Watertight IP5K4K, IPx7, IP9K |
Board Size | W 31.3 × L 44.6 × H 35.4 mm (excl. mounting tabs) |
Why Use ScioSense BCM1 Battery Condition Monitor?
- Safety Compliance: Meets UN EVS regs requiring early-electrical hazard warnings .
- Faster than traditional sensing: Outgassing detected ~40 seconds before conventional methods .
- Battery‑friendly: Low power draw (~30 mA) minimizes range impact.
- Simple Comms: LIN/PWM allows plug‑and‑play with existing BMS architectures.
- Custom‑friendly: OEM-configurable; optional sensor upgrades; tool‑free install.
Typical Use Cases
- EV battery modules – prevent thermal propagation
- Energy storage systems for solar/battery backup
- Industrial Li‑ion packs (e‑forklifts, robotics)
- Smart cell‑level monitoring in hybrid automotive setups .
Supporting Tools
- Evaluation kits soon available
- SDKs and dashboards for integration
- Full documentation & technical support
Summary
The SCIOSENSE BCM1 Battery Condition Monitor is a compact, rugged, automotive‑grade gas‑based Li‑ion battery sensor that detects cell outgassing before thermal runaway—enabling proactive safety management in EVs, smart energy systems, and beyond.
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