Couple of battery voltage & charging question
Have had an AGM battery (one) for a year now, not that being AGM necessarily matters. Never dry camp. Also bought a Progressive Dynamics converter/charger upgrade for it. Recently installed an LED ...
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myredracer it depends on the particular AGM. 13.7 may be a little high for float, and 13.2 would be adequate to the OP's style of camping. In an ideal world I'd research to find out what the maker requires, and then follow that "to the letter".
What needs to be observed is to keep the voltage lower than the gassing voltage. That is temperature dependent. The PD can't do temperature compensation--so in summer (it is still summer where I am) 13.2 may be safer.
What needs to be observed is to keep the voltage lower than the gassing voltage. That is temperature dependent. The PD can't do temperature compensation--so in summer (it is still summer where I am) 13.2 may be safer.
