lead calcium agm non starved acid battery
Hi all, I have: Dynasty UPS12-490MR The chemistry is Lead Calcium AGM with a SG of 1.300 Amp-hour capacity 139.2 when new. They are a non starved acid AGM. I have four in two balanc...
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Thanks Mex,
That gives me a place to start. As always you are cogent and encouraging.
I'm finding that 3 amps appears to be the magic 0.5%. That is easily accomplished by the solar system. I'm not 'seeing' 13.2 volts @ the 0.5% but rather 13.6.
I have not adjusted the float voltage on the Blue Sky controller yet.
Since I had the new bank installed I've not seen the 'float light' on the Blue Sky. How ever I do see 13.6 with the 'absorb' light displayed which is bang in the middle of the suggested 13.4 to 13.8 float zone.
The bulk voltage from the Blue Sky is 14.6 on the display--but not on the volt meter which shows 14.3 to 14.5.
Given those numbers I'm not sure I will bother to change the float voltage on the Blue Sky.
The RV goes into storage on November 14 and stays there until March 10th, 2016.
I'm loving being able to use the load support feature of the Magnum inverter which the old worn out flooded batteries could no longer power.
That gives me a place to start. As always you are cogent and encouraging.
I'm finding that 3 amps appears to be the magic 0.5%. That is easily accomplished by the solar system. I'm not 'seeing' 13.2 volts @ the 0.5% but rather 13.6.
I have not adjusted the float voltage on the Blue Sky controller yet.
Since I had the new bank installed I've not seen the 'float light' on the Blue Sky. How ever I do see 13.6 with the 'absorb' light displayed which is bang in the middle of the suggested 13.4 to 13.8 float zone.
The bulk voltage from the Blue Sky is 14.6 on the display--but not on the volt meter which shows 14.3 to 14.5.
Given those numbers I'm not sure I will bother to change the float voltage on the Blue Sky.
The RV goes into storage on November 14 and stays there until March 10th, 2016.
I'm loving being able to use the load support feature of the Magnum inverter which the old worn out flooded batteries could no longer power.
