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Polarium Batteries

Polarium Batteries

Supported Models

TBA

Communication Method

RS485 (Modbus)

Wiring/Pinout Diagram

Pinout

RJ45 bottom side ports

4

RS485 A

5

RS485 B

6

RS485 GND

Physical Installation

Connect the Galooli Gateway to the first battery, and then connect the batteries to each other if necessary.

The Module ID is automatically assigned by the master module in sequential order from 1 to N, based on the configured device count.

Polarium batteries support up to 14 batteries connected to a single Battery Management System (BMS) as the master battery. Galooli's solution is compatible with this configuration, supporting the connection of 14 batteries via a single Galooli gateway.

Device Configuration

  1. Download the “Incell Studio Platform”.

  2. Open the file and follow the instructions.

Firmware Version Update

Polarium batteries can be updated using a specific mechanism built as a service. As a result, we are able to remotely connect to Polarium batteries and update them with the latest version.

Please contact the Galooli support team for more information.

Power Center Configuration

  1. Configuration Tab: This is where you manage and configure device settings.

  2. Add Serial Device: Use this button to add a new serial device to the configuration list.

  3. Modbus Device Configuration Window: This pop-up allows you to configure the details of the selected device, including:

    • Device Type: Select the type of device (e.g., Smart_Battery).

    • Manufacturer: Choose the device manufacturer (e.g., Polarium).

    • Model: Specify the model of the device.

    • Physical and Virtual Device IDs: Set unique identifiers for the device.

    • Communication Settings: Configure parameters like baud rate, parity bit, and query settings (e.g., delay, timeout, retries).

    • Force Default Items: Check this to apply default settings.

Supported Parameters

Power Center Parameters

System Parameters

Remarks

Power Center Parameters

System Parameters

Remarks

Battery SOC Percentage

Smart_Battery_X.SOC

 

Battery SOH

Smart_Battery_X.SOH

 

Voltage

Smart_Battery_X.Voltage [V]

 

Current

Smart_Battery_X.Current [A]

 

Cell Voltage Min

Smart_Battery_X.Cell_Voltage_Min [V]

 

Cell Voltage Max

Smart_Battery_X.Cell_Voltage_Max [V]

 

 

 

Temperature 1-3

 

 

Smart_Battery_X.Temperature_1-3 [Celsius]

Temperature 1 - cell temperature

Temperature 2 - cell temperature

Since lithium batteries are prone to catching fire and exploding at high temperatures, there are two temperature meters for the same purpose.

Temperature 3 - FET temperature

Battery Cycles

Smart_Battery_X.Cycles

 

*X = Battery Number

Alarms List

Critical

Non Urgent

Observation

Critical

Non Urgent

Observation

"Circuit breaker alarm"

"CLD active indicator"

"Charge stop indicator",

"Anti-theft alarm"

 

"Balanced cells indicator"

"Short-circuit alarm"

 

"Non-quiescent state indicator"

"Over-current discharge alarm"

 

"Charge stop ready indicator"

"Over-temperature alarm"

 

 

"Under-voltage alarm"

 

 

"Over-voltage alarm"

 

 

"Discharge blocked alarm"

 

 

"Under-temperature alarm"

 

 

"Over-current charge alarm"

 

 

"Charge blocked alarm"

 

 

Manufacturer Data

Troubleshooting

Communication Troubleshooting

How to Detect the Fault?

Troubleshooting Steps

 

How to Detect the Fault?

Troubleshooting Steps

 

Polarium battery connection state is "No Connection", even though the battery is connected.

 

 

Verify that the baud rate of the Polarium is the same as the baud rate of all devices and the Elara gateway.