[C320-list] interstate SRM-4D Batteries

[Graeme Clark]

Danny

To add to what I just emailed, here is an example

http://www.farnell.com/datasheets/1740431.pdf

which is available in UK for equivalent of $40; I’m sure they have similar devices on your side of the Atlantic. It just goes in line to the supply, is good for a 10A load.

Graeme

On 8 Sep 2015, at 17:56, Graeme Clark <cg at skyflyer.co.uk> wrote:

> Danny
> 
> You can buy a low voltage cut-out - they are very common in auto-applications such as vehicles with ancillary electrical services such as a tail-lift to prevent run down of the battery.  I believe the fridge auto cuts out at about 10.? V but thats too late to protect your battery.
> 
> Google low voltage disconnector and look in ‘shopping’ results. Purpose made units or ones you can get from eBay where you cans et the voltage.
> 
> I was told never to discharge below 50% which is approx. 12.2v; however that is steady state voltage-  if the current is being drawn when voltage is being measured you  will get a much lower reading. I guess I’d set it to about 11.8v maybe if I had one, but that is a guess - others may know better
> 
> Graeme
> #366, Jaskar