What is a lynx power in?

The Lynx Power In contains a positive and negative busbar with 4 connections for batteries, loads or chargers and a ground connection. It is part of the Lynx Distribution system and is available in two versions, with M8 or M10 busbar. Note that M10 refers to the busbar connection joints where the modules are connected to each other.

What is the difference between Lynx power in and Lynx distributor?

Lynx Power In - A positive and negative busbar with 4 connections for batteries or DC equipment. Lynx Distributor - A positive and negative busbar with 4 fused connections for batteries or DC equipment together with fuse monitoring.

What is a Lynx system?

The example below shows a Lynx system consisting out of a Lynx Power In, Lynx Shunt VE.Can and Lynx Distributor. Together they form a continuous busbar, with un-fused battery connections, battery monitor, main system fuse and fused load connections. Figure 1. Example of Interconnected Lynx modules without their covers (Lynx Shunt VE.Can)

What is a lynx distribution system?

Lynx distribution system parts A Lynx distribution system usually consists of a single Lynx Shunt VE.Can module or a single Lynx Smart BMS module. The choice between a Lynx Shunt VE.Can or a Lynx Smart BMS depends on what type of batteries are used in the system.

How do you Power a Lynx system?

Connect all positive wires. Power the Lynx system by connecting the positive battery pole(s). 6. Commissioning the Lynx Power In Check polarity of all DC cables. Check cross sectional area of all DC cables. Check if all cable lugs have been crimped correctly. Check if all cable connections are tight (don’t exceed maximum torque).

What is the sizing of Lynx modules?

System sizing 4.2.1. Current rating Lynx modules The Lynx Distributor, Lynx Shunt VE.Can, Lynx Class-T Power In and the Lynx Power In are rated for a nominal current of 1000A for 12, 24 or 48 System voltages. See the table below for an idea of how much power the Lynx modules are rated at different voltages.