UK supplier for reliable rack-mount batteries?

[Peddlin' Pedro]

As per description, looking for reasonable quality 36v rack-mount packs from a UK seller, preferably with bluetooth BMS. Can’t find anything from the usual suspects and the Ali/ebay/amazon options get mediocre reviews at best. Any suggestions? Thanks awfully

 

[Wayners]

I'm staring to think about lights and how to power them. Front lights is easy but rear red lights are a a tad more tricky for many reasons.

 

[saneagle]

I'm staring to think about lights and how to power them. Front lights is easy but rear red lights are a a tad more tricky for many reasons.

Rear lights don't use any power, so last forever with two AAA batteries. These lights are brilliant, apart from the bracket breaks too easily, but you can make your own. Don't bother with the lasers. All they do is scare motorists so they won't overtake you:

5 LED 2 Laser Bicycle Bike Cycle Red Beam Rear Lights Back Tail Lamp Light | eBay

It is not only a safe helper but also a beautiful decoration when using in the evening. 2 laser bulbs are at the bottom of the lamp. 1x bike tail light. 1x bracket holder. High quality and super bright LED.

www.ebay.co.uk

 

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[Wayners]

@saneagle
Bought lights. Thanks

 

[WheezyRider]

With a Bluetooth BMS, never leave the pack unused for a long time, or the BMS may run the battery down and kill it.

 

[Peddlin' Pedro]

With a Bluetooth BMS, never leave the pack unused for a long time, or the BMS may run the battery down and kill it.

Thanks. The packs I've fitted with bluetooth BMS have to be switched on for it to be active so no danger of that. Which isn't to say that a cheap/poorly built pack might not have that issue