electrical:12v:directcharginglfp
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electrical:12v:directcharginglfp [2022/10/12 18:33] frater_secessus [analysis of van-relevant installs] |
electrical:12v:directcharginglfp [2022/10/28 10:44] frater_secessus [assessing your own setup for direct alternator charging] vehicle loads |
- Read and understand your Li battery manufacturer's charging specs - undercharging is fine((assuming one stays above 20% State of Charge)); overcharging is less so but is relatively rare in an isolator context. | - Read and understand your Li battery manufacturer's charging specs - undercharging is fine((assuming one stays above 20% State of Charge)); overcharging is less so but is relatively rare in an isolator context. |
- Read and understand your alternator's specs | - Read and understand your alternator's specs |
| - measure how much current from the alternator your vehicle requires to run its own loads. Since alternators can, //while driving//, run continuous current ~1/2 of their rating this means the bank can use (ALTERNATOR RATING / 2) - VEHICLE LOADS. If your bank wants to pull more than that an appropriately-sized DC-DC may be required. |
- Read and understand your isolator's specs and functionality | - Read and understand your isolator's specs and functionality |
- observe your vehicle's chassis voltage during normal operation - note that the voltage //at the battery's location// will likely be lower due to long wiring and also lower when the wiring is carrying a hefty charging current. | - observe your vehicle's chassis voltage during normal operation - note that the voltage //at the battery's location// will likely be lower due to long wiring and also lower when the wiring is carrying a hefty charging current. |
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