AD-155 battery low: 10V 0.8V 19.5V(+1.5V,-1V ) 39V 2V
So it would cut out at 18.5v - or 9.25v each battery; is that high enough for this purpose? Josh Luthman Office: 937-552-2340 Direct: 937-552-2343 1100 Wayne St Suite 1337 Troy, OH 45373 On Wed, Apr 8, 2015 at 3:29 PM, Adam Moffett <[email protected]> wrote: > LVD is a built in feature on the Meanwell AD-155 and the Traco TSP BCM. > It's also a built in feature on solar controllers. > > What are you using for a charger? > > > > We are currently testing using two 12v 100Ah telecom batteries in series. >> They are slightly expensive to replace, especially when we will have four >> (or more) at some sites, most will have two. >> >> I'm using a Meanwell RSD-100B-24 regulator for the Tik RB-493G router >> right now. Looks like the cutout for the regulator is around 16v from what >> I can decipher from the datasheet. >> My test radios (2 Canopy and 2 UBNT) are connected to the battery without >> regulation. >> >> This setup will drain the batteries until they are pretty much dead and >> buried. I ran them over the weekend and I figured it would stop draining >> around 10v at worst, it didn't. They ended up around 6v in parallel or 3v >> per battery. I figure I shaved off some capacity and lifetime of my test >> batteries with that, hopefully not too much. >> >> >
