Daly, a leading innovator in global energy solutions, has announced a major upgrade to its highly acclaimed 4th Generation Home Energy Storage System (ESS) BMS. Moving beyond robust hardware, this next-level Battery Management System now integrates Daly’s proprietary IoT (Internet of Things) Cloud Platform, delivering a sophisticated, fully digitized energy management experience for both residential setups and commercial B2B applications.
The Power of IoT in Battery Management The cornerstone of this upgrade is the Daly Cloud. By leveraging 4G, Wi-Fi, and Bluetooth modules, this smart BMS solution acts as an intelligent "Energy Brain." Users can now monitor real-time battery health, track GPS locations for asset security, and execute remote Over-The-Air (OTA) firmware updates. For commercial operators managing base stations or energy storage leasing, this remote cloud control drastically reduces maintenance costs and mitigates operational risks.
Next-Generation Hardware: Introducing LK and LM Models To meet the rigorous demands of high-power applications, Daly has introduced two distinct configurations. The LK model supports a steady 100A continuous discharge, ideal for standard home storage. For industrial-grade requirements, the LM model pushes boundaries with 150A/200A capabilities and an optional 2A active balancing feature. This high-current active balancer effectively crushes voltage differences, maximizing the lifespan of high-capacity lithium battery packs.
Seamless Integration and Scalability Retaining its core legacy, the upgraded 4th Gen BMS features automatic protocol recognition for world-leading inverter brands (such as Deye, GoodWe, and Growatt), ensuring a plug-and-play installation. Furthermore, the built-in 10A parallel current limiter safely manages large current impacts, allowing up to 16 packs to be connected in parallel.
Whether for a high-end residential microgrid or a complex commercial energy cluster, Daly’s upgraded intelligent battery management system provides the ultimate combination of hardware reliability and cloud-based digital empowerment.
Post time: Feb-27-2026
