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Battery Equalization
- feeez
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Battery Equalization
Thanks
Fraser
- km1125
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Re: Battery Equalization
Its real value is for those batteries that sit at nearly full charge all the time, or have small loads for a while and then get recharged slowly.
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Re: Battery Equalization
Fraser, check the manual. I don't recall if the PronauticP does but some chargers I've installed will do it automatically once certain criteria are met.
You want to check your electrolyte levels before and after you equalize. Because of the voltages involved; 15-16 volts, you should turn off power to all 12 volt loads during equalization, as some may not handle it very well.
- feeez
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Re: Battery Equalization
Thanks for the input gents!!!
Cheers
Fraser
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