====== Request your own Battery Profile ======

Here you can request a **new battery profile** for your GRNbms device.

⚠️ **Important Rules:**

   * Only **one active request**  allowed at a time.
  * Request is **linked to your user account**  and cannot be moved.
  * Your device must be **registered**  to the same account.
  * You need at least a **Basic abbo**. Then the option can be found in the sidebar under “Module types”.

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====== Field-by-Field Explanation: ======

==== Basics ====

  * **Name**: Choose a clear name for your battery.
''➡️ Ideally include **manufacturer**, **model/type**, and other important details '' \\ ''(e.g., "LG INR18650-MJ1 3500mAh"). \\ This helps with **faster and more accurate matching**  during approval. ''—-

==== Cell Voltages ====

  * **Min Volt Warning**: Below this voltage per cell you get a **warning**.
  * **Min Volt Error**: Below this voltage per cell the **system enters error**.
  * **Max Volt Warning**: Above this voltage per cell you get a **warning**.
  * **Max Volt Error**: Above this voltage per cell the **system enters error**.
❗ **¹ Attention**:

''These voltages are **per cell**! \\ Internally, the system multiplies by the number of **cells in series**  (12S = ×12).''

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==== Temperature ====

  * **Temp Sensor Type**: Choose the sensor used (e.g., NTC10k, PT1000, etc.).
  * **Temp Sensor Count (GRN CMU)**: How many temp sensors your CMU uses (0–3).
ℹ️ **Note:** \\ ''These fields are **only relevant**  if you are using a **GRN CMU**  (Cell Monitoring Unit). \\ If your battery does **not**  use a GRN CMU, you can ignore these settings.''

  * **Min Temp Warning**: Below this temperature you get a **warning**.
  * **Min Temp Error**: Below this, the system enters **error**.
  * **Max Temp Warning**: Above this temperature you get a **warning**.
  * **Max Temp Error**: Above this, the system enters **error**. (All values in °C)
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==== Balancing ====

  * **Min Balance Voltage**: Start balancing when **cell voltage**  reaches this value.
  * **Max Balance Voltage**: Stop balancing above this value.
  * **Max Balance Load**: Maximum **battery load**  (in %) up to which balancing is still active. \\ If the load exceeds this percentage, balancing is **automatically paused**  to avoid interfering with heavy charging/discharging.
  * **Balance Current**: Estimated balancing current per cell (A).
  * **Balance Target (overall)**: Balancing goal voltage across all cells.
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==== Delta (Cell differences) ====

  * **Delta Warning 0 Load**: Maximum allowed voltage difference between cells **at no load**  (relaxed battery).
  * **Delta Error 0 Load**: Error if exceeded **at no load**.
  * **Delta Warning Full Load**: Max allowed difference under **full load**.
  * **Delta Error Full Load**: Error if exceeded under **full load**.
❗ **¹ Attention**:

''The value you set is **per cell**  but the system multiplies it with the number of **cells in series**  for calculations.''

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==== Current Limits ====

  * **Max DC Current**: Max **discharge current**  allowed per cell (in Ampere).
  * **Max CH Current**: Max **charge current**  allowed per cell (in Ampere).
  * **Cell Capacity Wh**: Energy content of **one single cell**  in Watt-hours.
❗ **² Attention (for currents):**

DC and CH currents are multiplied by **parallel strings**. \\ ⚡ Example: \\ If you have 5P (5 cells in parallel), the allowed system current = Value × 5.

BUT: \\ If you use pre-assembled battery modules (e.g., 12S5P module), the **whole module**  counts as **1 parallel group**  for the BMS! \\ → So in this case, do NOT multiply by 5 manually!

❗ **³ Attention (for capacity):** \\ The "Cell Capacity Wh" must be **for ONE cell**  only. \\ The BMS calculates total pack energy internally: \\ Capacity × Number of **all**  cells (series × parallel).

⚡ Example:

  * Module = 12S5P
  * Total cells = 12 × 5 = 60
  * If total module has 600Wh,

then **cell capacity**  must be: \\ 600Wh ÷ 12 cells = **50Wh** \\ (not ÷60!)

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==== Tables (Temperature / SOC Maps) ====

  * **Temperature vs Current**: Defines **how much current is allowed depending on cell temperature**.🔥 The colder or hotter it gets, the **lower**  the allowed charge/discharge current.
  * **SOC vs Current**: Defines **how much current is allowed depending on State of Charge (SOC %)**.🔋 At very low or very high SOC, the allowed current is automatically **reduced**.
❗ **Important:**  Both maps **limit the maximum available current in %**  relative to the normal current settings!

(Example: If 50% is set, only half the current is allowed at that point.)

**Voltage vs SOC:**

  * Defines how a measured cell voltage is mapped to a SOC %.

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====== What you must absolutely watch out for: ======

✅ Always enter **per cell**  values unless otherwise stated. \\ ✅ Always think about **series cells**  for voltages. \\ ✅ Always think about **parallel groups**  (modules) for currents. \\ ✅ For capacity, use only **per-cell capacity**, independent of parallel count.

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====== Ready? ======

After filling everything carefully, press **"Send Request"**. \\ Your request will be reviewed manually.

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====== What happens after submission? ======

  * After you send the request, it will go through a **manual review**  by our team.
  * You will receive an **email notification**  at every step:
      * When you **submit**  the request
      * When your request is **approved**
      * When your request is **rejected**