The Curtis 1221 is rated for use with a 120V battery pack, so you will be perfectly fine with 96V.
Lithium iron phosphate cells are typically charged to 3.8V, have a resting voltage of 3.65V, and are discharged to 2.5-2.7V, so you could certainly string together 32 of them in series with the 1221. I personally like to see a little more voltage margin, but the Curtis controllers have been around for awhile and don't blow up too often.
Lithium iron phosphate cells are typically charged to 3.8V, have a resting voltage of 3.65V, and are discharged to 2.5-2.7V, so you could certainly string together 32 of them in series with the 1221. I personally like to see a little more voltage margin, but the Curtis controllers have been around for awhile and don't blow up too often.
