There are three main wiring methods for lithium-ion battery protection boards: negative electrode same port board, negative electrode separate port board, and positive electrode same port board. Here is a brief description of these three wiring methods:

Negative pole same-port board wiring: Negative pole same-port board has a specific wiring sequence and needs to be connected according to the specified steps.

Negative branch board wiring: The negative branch board also has a specific wiring sequence and must be connected in strict accordance with the prescribed steps.

Positive pole same-port board wiring: The wiring steps of the positive pole same-port board are also specific, and the corresponding wiring sequence needs to be followed.

In addition, some lithium-ion batteries have a third wire, which may be a temperature protection wire or a battery information verification wire (such as an alarm when a non-original battery is replaced).

When wiring the lithium-ion battery protection board, please be sure to pay attention to the following points:

Choose the appropriate protective plate model.

Be careful when wiring to avoid short circuit or wrong wiring.

Make sure the connection is firm and prevent it from falling off or loosening.

After the wiring is completed, perform a visual inspection to confirm the connection.

Since lithium-ion batteries are dangerous, if you are not familiar with the wiring process, it is recommended to seek professional help to ensure safety. At the same time, you must also pay attention to comply with relevant safety regulations and operating procedures to prevent accidents.

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