I just want to verify the voltage I should be charging my flooded 6V
batteries. In my research, it was around 2.48V per cell. Meaning around
15V for a 6V battery, and about 120V for my 16 6V batteries. Does this
sound right? I also understand that the voltage should be increased in cold
weather. So as the temperature is around 40 F as the low, I should adjust
it up to around 2.8V per cell. They are basically new, having received them
at the beginning of September.
Also, out of curiousity, what is the voltage per cell that agms should be
charged at?
Thanks for all help.
Brian
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batteries. In my research, it was around 2.48V per cell. Meaning around
15V for a 6V battery, and about 120V for my 16 6V batteries. Does this
sound right? I also understand that the voltage should be increased in cold
weather. So as the temperature is around 40 F as the low, I should adjust
it up to around 2.8V per cell. They are basically new, having received them
at the beginning of September.
Also, out of curiousity, what is the voltage per cell that agms should be
charged at?
Thanks for all help.
Brian
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