Exide-technologies Section 92.30 User Manual

INSTALLATION&OPERATINGINSTRUCTIONS®®A Division of Exide Technologies®SECTION 92.30 2012-07 SECTION 92.30 2012-07GNB Industrial PowerUSA – Tel: 888

7.7 CONNECTION RESISTANCEElectrical integrity of connections can be objectively established by measuring the resistance of eachconnection. These resis

Please reference Table A to determine the recommended charging parameters that the batteries shouldundergo upon installation prior to commissioning te

9For temperatures other than 77°F (25°C), the following formula can be used to determine the recom-mended float charge voltage per cell:V corrected =

9.3 RECHARGEAll batteries should be recharged as soon as possible following a discharge with constant voltage chargers.However, to recharge in the sho

9.6 EFFECTS OF FLOAT VOLTAGEFloat voltage also has a direct effect on the service life of your battery. A float voltage above therecommended limits re

SECTION 10 - EQUALIZATION10.0 EQUALIZING CHARGEUnder normal operating conditions an equalizing charge is not required. An equalizing charge is aspecia

The suggested frequency of record taking is the absolute minimum to protect warranty. For system protec-tion and to suit local conditions or requireme

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INSTALLATION&OPERATINGINSTRUCTIONS®®A Division of Exide Technologies®SECTION 92.30 2012-07 SECTION 92.30 2012-07GNB Industrial PowerUSA – Tel: 888

INDEXPageSection 1 - GENERAL INFORMATION1.0 Marathon/Sprinter/SUNlyte Batteries 1Section 2 - SAFETY PRECAUTIONS2.0 Safety Alert 12.1 Sulfuric Acid Bur

INDEX (continued)PageSection 7 - ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION CONSIDERATIONS7.0 Connecting Cables 57.1 Paralleling 57.2 Connection Preparation 57.3 Torquei

SECTION 1 - GENERAL INFORMATION1.0 MARATHON/SPRINTER/SUNLYTE BATTERIESIn normal use, the battery will not generate or release hydrogen gas or acid mis

Never lay tools or other metallic objects on the batteries as shorting, explosions andpersonal injury may result.Multi-cell systems attain high voltag

3.1 CONCEALED DAMAGEWithin 15 days of receipt, examine all batteries for concealed damage. If damage is noted, immediatelyrequest an inspection by the

However, should the battery be subjected to excessive overcharge, hydrogen and oxygen can bevented to the atmosphere. Therefore, the battery should NE

Determine the number of units to be placed on each row. If a row of units does not fill the entire racklength, fill the remaining space with foam cell

7.4 CONNECTIONSBattery terminal and intercell connections should be corrosion free and tight for trouble-free opera-tion. Periodically these connectio