MG Energy Systems

MG SmartLink MX

£465.60
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MGSLM48001
A battery controller that combines data from up to 15 MG Master LV or HV units over NMEA2000 CAN-bus, presenting parallel systems as one bank and controlling them.

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Description

The MG SmartLink MX is a battery controller and data combiner for systems built from two or more MG Master LV or Master HV units. It collects and combines all data from the connected masters and transmits it over CAN-Bus, so parallel connected battery strings are presented to the rest of the vessel as a single battery bank. A protocol based on NMEA2000 makes the combined data available to chargers, electric drives and other third party devices without a separate energy or power management system. Beyond combining data, the SmartLink MX controls the MG masters and provides the controls to start, stop and reset the entire battery system, detecting system warnings and errors as they occur. Three programmable relay outputs with selectable switching modes, such as combined allowed-to-charge and allowed-to-discharge, simplify the wiring to external equipment, and the MG Connect app adds Bluetooth monitoring and configuration.

PRODUCT DETAILS

  • Combines data from up to 15 MG Master LV or Master HV units
  • Presents parallel connected battery strings as a single battery bank
  • Shares combined battery data with third party devices over NMEA2000 CAN-Bus
  • Starts, stops and resets the entire battery system with warning and error detection
  • Three programmable, potential free relay outputs (0.8 A at 60 Vdc) with selectable switching modes
  • Bluetooth monitoring and configuration through the MG Connect app
  • Compact enclosure weighing only 0.27 kg

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Key specifications

Device typeBMS data combiner and battery controller
Compatible mastersMG Master LV and Master HV
Max MG BMSs to combine15
CommunicationNMEA 2000 over RJ45 CAN-Bus
Programmable relay outputs3
Supply voltage range8 to 60 Vdc
Weight0.27 kg

Electrical

Supply voltage range8 to 60 Vdc
Maximum current consumption1 A
Power usage (active)1 W

Communication

ProtocolNMEA 2000
Data connectionCAN-Bus RJ45
Maximum number of MG BMSs to combine15

I/O

Programmable contact 1 (relay output)0.8 A at 60 Vdc, potential free
Programmable contact 2 (relay output)0.8 A at 60 Vdc, potential free
Programmable contact 3 (relay output)0.8 A at 60 Vdc, potential free
Programmable input3 to 60 V for active detect
Programmable outputEqual to field supply +, 0.5 A, short-circuit and overcurrent protection
External button signalConnect to ground for active detect
External status signal5 V / 10 mA, overcurrent protection

Mechanical

Dimensions (L x W x H)198 x 57 x 91 mm
Weight0.27 kg
Enclosure materialPC ABS
Mounting feet4x max 4.5 mm diameter
IP protection classIP22
Operating temperature range-20 to +50 degrees C
Humidity95% maximum, non-condensing

General

ManufacturerMG Energy Systems
Country of originIndia

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When do I need an MG SmartLink MX?
Use the SmartLink MX for battery systems built from two or more MG Master LV or Master HV units. It collects and combines the data from all the masters and presents parallel connected systems as a single battery bank, and it can combine up to 15 MG BMSs.
How does the SmartLink MX communicate with third party devices?
It transmits the combined battery data over CAN-Bus using a protocol based on NMEA2000, so chargers, electric drives and other third party devices no longer need to poll each individual BMS. No separate EMS or PMS is required because direct control is possible.
What control and I/O does the SmartLink MX provide?
It provides the controls to start, stop and reset the whole battery system and detects system warnings and errors. Three programmable relay outputs (0.8 A at 60 Vdc, potential free) with selectable switching modes such as combined allowed-to-charge and allowed-to-discharge simplify wiring to external devices.