Yes as long as the specs are right for your battery. Check the full charge voltage if that bms many from eBay charge the cells up to 4.28v which will kill them
So looking at some specs on some cheap BMS. It looks like ‘Detect Voltage’ is set at 4.2v and Over-charge Detect is set at 4.28v. Does this mean it is the type that will kill the battery?
Yes, I came across that problem when I was looking for a bms. To be honest I have no idea. It doesn’t really make sense to me because they seem like the same thing but it has two different ratings, maybe someone else with more experience could help?