Battery Equilization PS Current Requirement
What power supply current capacity would be required to equalize a single Trojan SCS 200 (Gr 27) 12V battery @ recommended 16.1 VDC?
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FIVE amps REGULATED AMPS. From starting voltage to 16.0 Volts 5.0 exact amps. Any other recipe is bogus.
You need a power supply that reaches to SIXTEEN volts while maintaining exactly five amperes.
The 26 amp Megawatt will go to 15.85 volts which is close enough.
An auto parts store FIFTY WATT trouble light 12 volt bulb will throttle amperage close enough to 5.0 amps as to be good enough.
VERY FEW ANYTHING can serve as an alternative to a power supply and a 12 volt 50-watt light bulb
BECAUSE
Which gizmo BRAINIAC converter can rise to 16.0 volts at five amps and maintain the charging specs for hours on end if need be?
I'd love to hear of one, believe me.
And no cake baking for 10 minutes at 2500F
or 9 hours at 175F
Argue with the BCI and my dealing with pallets of sulfated batteries.
The above recipe works. Doesn't damage the battery and is relatively inexpensive to purchase.
Positive wire runs in and out of the base then connects to battery positive.
Yes, this would be a TWELVE VOLT light bulb
You need a power supply that reaches to SIXTEEN volts while maintaining exactly five amperes.
The 26 amp Megawatt will go to 15.85 volts which is close enough.
An auto parts store FIFTY WATT trouble light 12 volt bulb will throttle amperage close enough to 5.0 amps as to be good enough.
VERY FEW ANYTHING can serve as an alternative to a power supply and a 12 volt 50-watt light bulb
BECAUSE
Which gizmo BRAINIAC converter can rise to 16.0 volts at five amps and maintain the charging specs for hours on end if need be?
I'd love to hear of one, believe me.
And no cake baking for 10 minutes at 2500F
or 9 hours at 175F
Argue with the BCI and my dealing with pallets of sulfated batteries.
The above recipe works. Doesn't damage the battery and is relatively inexpensive to purchase.
Positive wire runs in and out of the base then connects to battery positive.
Yes, this would be a TWELVE VOLT light bulb
