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electrical:12v:lvd [2017/05/28 13:29]
frater_secessus [common LVD setpoints]
electrical:12v:lvd [2017/05/28 16:49]
frater_secessus [common LVD setpoints]
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 This following chart((http://www.trojanbattery.com/pdf/GEL_Trojan_ProductLineSheet.pdf)) shows DoD vs expected duty cycles.  In an offgrid scenario we will assume the bank is cycled every night.  If the bank is drained to the usual 50% DoD the bank((under lab conditions)) is predicted to last 1000 cycles, or about 3 years.  If the bank cycle is shallower to 20% DoD the bank is expected to last 2500 cycles, or about 7.5 years.  If the bank is deeply cycled to 80% DoD the bank is expected to last 500 cycles, or about 1.5 years. This following chart((http://www.trojanbattery.com/pdf/GEL_Trojan_ProductLineSheet.pdf)) shows DoD vs expected duty cycles.  In an offgrid scenario we will assume the bank is cycled every night.  If the bank is drained to the usual 50% DoD the bank((under lab conditions)) is predicted to last 1000 cycles, or about 3 years.  If the bank cycle is shallower to 20% DoD the bank is expected to last 2500 cycles, or about 7.5 years.  If the bank is deeply cycled to 80% DoD the bank is expected to last 500 cycles, or about 1.5 years.
  
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 The sweet spot appears to be 40% DoD, about 12.3v. The sweet spot appears to be 40% DoD, about 12.3v.
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