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I have just bought a couple of Delphi Freedom marine deep cycle batteries
for my service bank. Is there a recommended minimum voltage below which one should not discharge? Also, if the nominal capacity is (say) 100Ah, is that measured between standard voltages or is it measured from a nominal full charge (with full charge voltage dependent on the charging system) until totally discharged - ie 0v? Or is there a standard "never go below" voltage which manufacturers use? I have an intelligent battery charging system on my boat that charges up to a threshold 14v with an asymptotically decreasing charging current, and a battery controller with which I can set alarms to warn me of impending doom on the discharge cycle. At what level should I set the alarm to get best use out of my batteries? |
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