How to choose a battery thermal management system (BTMS) ?

1. Battery type and specifications: Different battery application scenarios have different requirements for battery thermal management system. For example, if it is a power battery and applied to an electric bus, its battery voltage is usually between 280v-750v. When an electric bus is running, the battery produces a lot of heat, which requires a battery liquid cooling system.
2. EV Reserve space: When different vehicle manufacturers design new vehicles, the design space of each part is planned. For example, because electric trucks have boxes, we usually recommend designing the truck battery thermal management system (BTMS) on the outside of the truck and adopting a side-mounted installation solution. The advantage of this is that it is conducive to the release of heat dissipation performance and the battery cooling efficiency is high. Of course, we also have other truck battery cooling solutions that can solve 95% of truck battery cooling needs. For another example, the overall space of electric heavy machinery is small, so there are strict requirements on the size of the battery thermal management system. We have split battery cooling solutions and also provide customized services, so we can perfectly solve the needs of battery thermal management system of different sizes.
3. Quality and reliability: The battery thermal management system (BTMS) is very important for electric vehicles. It can not only ensure vehicle safety but also reduce vehicle operating costs. A high-quality cooling system can greatly improve battery life and vehicle range, thereby reducing battery replacement costs and vehicle charging costs. Therefore it is very important to choose a good battery thermal management system. The BTMS product of NF has undergone rigorous testing and has been in operation in actual vehicles for more than 5 years. Only through practice can the quality of a product be determined. The stable operation over the past five years is the best proof.

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