Loaded V vs OCV for DOD Lifeline AGMs ?
Anyone explain this please? They have 50% at 12.15v loaded at the 20hr rate, but say it is 12.18v OCV. Shouldn't the loaded voltage be farther down from the OCV than that? (Appendix in link) h...
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If you read that Lifeline info, you will see that the voltage vs DOD does not change with temperature hardly at all.
I do have a problem with my brands of AGMs (I have two different brands) where they both show a range of voltages per DOD in their graphs for that, so I can't pick an exact voltage. Lifeline does say theirs are not exact but do list just one voltage per DOD. So does Trojan for their AGMs.
It would help to know if Lifeline has made an error in its two tables per the OP question.
Scroll down to the OCV vs Residual Capacity graph for how mine do it.
http://www.wegosolar.com/products.php?product=SKR%252d125AGM-Stark-AGM-12V-Solar-Battery-Sealed-125A
I do have a problem with my brands of AGMs (I have two different brands) where they both show a range of voltages per DOD in their graphs for that, so I can't pick an exact voltage. Lifeline does say theirs are not exact but do list just one voltage per DOD. So does Trojan for their AGMs.
It would help to know if Lifeline has made an error in its two tables per the OP question.
Scroll down to the OCV vs Residual Capacity graph for how mine do it.
http://www.wegosolar.com/products.php?product=SKR%252d125AGM-Stark-AGM-12V-Solar-Battery-Sealed-125A
