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=Understanding Battery Numbers=
=Understanding Battery Numbers=
Divide last number by 2, multiply by the large number (capacity)
*First is number of cells
*First is number of cells
*Second is the capacity multiplier
*Second is the capacity multiplier

Revision as of 16:25, 18 November 2020

  • 600lb, 6 kwhr at 6 hour rate. $1050. [1]
  • 1200 lb, 340ah at 6 he at 48v = 17 kwhr, $3000 - [2]
  • 510 ah, 48v , 24 kwhr, $4k new - [3]
  • 12-125-17 - 1000AH, 24V - 24kWhr - $3649 - $100/kWhr [4]. About $150/kW.

Understanding Battery Numbers

Divide last number by 2, multiply by the large number (capacity)

  • First is number of cells
  • Second is the capacity multiplier
  • Third number derives the capacity

https://www.powerdesignerssibex.com/content/docs/Battery-Basics.pdf

Understanding Forklift Battery Capacityu

  • Nameplate rating * 80% should be the usable capacity. [5]
  • Batteries are discharged 80%. [6].
  • Charging before 80% discharge reduces life?
  • Batteries self-discharge 4% per week - [7]
  • Forklift bats are a good secret. Just get one with removable cells so you can move this into your house. [8]