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Post by spiderbob on Jun 1, 2015 17:26:57 GMT -8
OK, so my battery (two batteries) each 6v deep cycle one battery is labeled with 232 AH am I to enter this figure into the remote or the total of both batteries into the remote making it 464 AH or I could enter 460.
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Post by jsb2000 on Jun 2, 2015 8:03:04 GMT -8
OK, so my battery (two batteries) each 6v deep cycle one battery is labeled with 232 AH am I to enter this figure into the remote or the total of both batteries into the remote making it 464 AH or I could enter 460. I'm assuming that you have your two batteries connected in series to make 12V? In that case, the voltage is additive (6V x 2 = 12V) while the current capacity is not (232AH). If you had your batteries connected in parallel, then the voltage is not additive (6V) while the current capacity IS (232 x 2 = 464AH). It's probably okay to round the entry into the remote down to the nearest 10 either way on the remote (230AH or 460AH, depending on your configuration). |
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Post by spiderbob on Jun 2, 2015 13:49:10 GMT -8
Thank you for your reply yes, I have two 6v batteries in series for 12v which means I have on the remote 230 AH entered.
What about the temp setting, it's nowhere on the battery? My batteries are Interstate 6v Deep Cycle
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