48V BMS 30A continuous 60A peak

I've bought this BMS, (30A continuous, 60A peak).

http://www.aliexpress.com/item/13-l...continuous-60A-peak-discharge/1741121963.html

its the only one I could afford..

and I realise that my controler is 45A max continuous.

http://www.aliexpress.com/store/pro...s-DC-Motor-Controller/313864_32218294528.html

I'm going to make a 48V 13s14p battery pack. that should be able to give 60A max continuous (at ~2C dischargue per cell).

How this could affect to the BMS? maybe is a stupid question, but I can't find the answer in the forum, I'm not so clever with the search bar.. :x and the seller say to me that there is no problem..

Should I limit the continuous current of the controller to 30A max?

I just wanted to share my question with You,

Greetings from Madrid

that is the BMS that sunthing guy uses on his bigger battery packs. it should work for you if you have a 13S liion pack.

Yes I will use that LG that have very similar specs as ncr18650PF from tumich.

But because I will put 14p. I could reach easily 60A continuous from my battery pack if my controller would let it.

Its only because, in such case, I don't understand the rating (30A continuous 60A peak) from the BMS

I will try to explain myself.

I have this controller. 48V rated at 45A max.

http://www.aliexpress.com/item/High...rushless-DC-Motor-Controller/32218294528.html

I will have a 13s14p with those Lg cells or smiliar ncr18650PF that can give 10A max more or less.

and a 9c standart 1000w motor

http://www.aliexpress.com/item/High...Motor-Brushless-Gearless-Hub/32226913046.html

If a push throttle to the max. how much Amps I will be sending through the battery to the motor?