Awhile back, it was mentioned that missmatched cell voltages could be corrected with a 6 volt charger attached to each low layer. I tried this on one and it worked. I have several stacks that have mostly even voltages with one cell over charged. Often 8 to 25 volts. Some showed the high voltage layer when under charge but looked normal when static. Others had the high voltage even when static. Are these layers just totally defective or could the voltage be bled off somehow down to the average. Has anyone tried this. I have three customers with Aquions that are working well and staying balanced. This customer has 24 batteries and 13 show this problem. Capacity of the bank is very poor. Customer is ready to call lawyer! Any ideas? Tump, yes these include the batteries from Maine but also half of his original 12 are showing the same problem.
John Blittersdorf. CV Wind Service (and Solar) 200 West Road N Chittenden, VT 05763 802-770-8625 PS Also any feedback on the Simpliphi batteries would be appreciated. I have just two systems using these so far. Both small. 2 48 v and 5 24v.
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