CT-Safe by Maxwell: The most sophisticated BMS built for On-road and battery Safety
A functionally safe, hot-swappable, monolithic BMS designed for automotive applications
A high-performance, ASIL C compliant BMS
Engineered for the global market, CT-Safe supports up to 14 cells in series with a 120A continuous current rating, advanced UDS diagnostics, and hot-swappable paralleling for up to 8 batteries.
Certifications: RoHS, AIS 004, AIS 048, AIS 156, ISO 11452-2, ISO 11452-4, ISO 10605
8S-16S
Cells in Series
32V-68V
Voltage range
1.5%
SOC accuracy
CAN
Communication supported
Product capabilities &
features.
Dynamic paralleling
Maxwell’s proprietary algorithms achieve dynamic battery swapping (hot-plugging) using auto-addressing. Scalable architecture supports up to 18 batteries in parallel.
Safety mechanisms
20+ Latent and Continuous Mechanisms for AFE, Power Supply, PDU and MCU failure monitoring to ensure safe operation of the BMS and battery in all conditions.
MOSFET based SSR
The CT-Safe is designed with integrated MOSFET-based Power Distribution boards up to 120 Amps continuous currents.
Thermal runaway detection
Configurability
Configure 300+ BMS parameters to tweak performance, safety and usability as per your unique application and system requirements.
Configurable CAN
CT-Safe's CAN communication protocol is user-configurable for easy interfacing with external CAN nodes.
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