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Displays, harnesses and parallel modules extend a board that is already chosen. They are bought after the BMS, and they have to match its connector and revision.

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Countries served
25
Deciding parameters
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Prices in USD · delivery included · no checkout fees added

Quoted with your board

Accessories are quoted, not listed

Parts like displays, harnesses and communication modules travel in the same parcel as a board, so their cost depends on what else is in that parcel. Publishing a standalone price would either overcharge a customer ordering one cable or underwrite a parcel we cannot ship profitably — so the price is quoted with the board instead.

Each part is documented — connector type, cable length and the board revisions it fits. Tell us the board you are fitting it to and we will quote the part, the connector revision and the combined delivery in one reply.

01Selection

What decides a accessory

3 parameters, in the order they eliminate options. Each one can rule out a model on its own — which is why the order matters.

1 · Board revision

Connectors and pinouts change between hardware revisions. An accessory listed for one revision may not fit another, even when the model number looks the same.

2 · Connector type

The physical connector decides whether a display or harness plugs in at all. It is the first thing to check and the most common reason a part is returned.

3 · What it is for

A display, a parallel module and a harness solve different problems. Buying the wrong one usually means buying twice.

02Delivery

Stock ships from Poland

Delivery is included in the price for 25 countries, and nothing is added at checkout. Ten units in a mixed order move onto a different cost tier.

Lead times are not published yet

Delivery times depend on the carrier contract, which is still being quoted. We would rather leave the number out than publish one we cannot hold — an unfulfillable delivery promise causes more cancellations than a missing estimate.