Lithium Boost Technologies Granted US Patent on Monitoring Lithium-Ion Battery Charge for Low-Speed Electric Vehicles
Summary
The BMS and charger system was designed to control charging and discharging that are essential for yielding maximum stored energy and assuring long life cycle of the lithium cells.Privately held, headquartered in San Diego, the company was founded in 2011 to lead the development of green energy system that can replace existing lead acid batteries in golf carts, Neighborhood Electric Vehicles (NEV), off-road, hunting, and similar low speed vehicles, while eliminating the maintenance hassle, and providing higher performance and longer life cycle at competitive cost.For more information: San Diego, CA, January 27, 2016 --( PR.com )-- Lithium Boost Technologies Inc., the leading provider of innovative systems to monitor and balance Lithium-ion batteries for low speed electric vehicles (LSEVs) today announced the issuance of patent No.The BMS and charger system was designed to control charging and discharging that are essential for yielding maximum stored energy and assuring long life cycle of the lithium cells.In the course of developing an optimized balancing lithium-charge technology, the basic objective was to identify the tools to detect when the voltage of any individual cell reaches a predetermined limit.This charging technique enables easy installation, simple troubleshooting and quick replacement of BMS or charger modules if needed.“We’re excited to have the patent issued as our lithium-powering solution based on this innovation has been successfully installed in hundreds of low-speed electric vehicles such as golf cars, utility fleets, neighborhood transportation and hunting vehicles from various brands including E-Z-GO, Bad Boy Buggy, Polaris, GEM, Club-Car, Yamaha, and Columbia Parcar,” said John Wade, Lithium Boost Chief Engineer.