My BMS seems to be quite different than the type you describe Kevin - all it does is provide over/under voltage protection for each cell as well as temperature monitoring. There is no separate change connection - only a single shared load/charging connection. It's really simple, and when using the motor and solar panels, I can monitor the 'net' power drawn from the battery, and if I choose, slow down until the 'net' draw is effectively 0.
All charge management is provided by my solar charge controllers, which have their own thresholds.
I can see where separate change management by the BMS could be an advantage when dealing with charging sources that are not carefully self-regulated.
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