with latest version of Dual Pro's DeltaVolt software,
Lights - 1st 5 are red, 6th is green
Lights are voltage dependent on voltages applied and assume discharged battery is flooded lead acid. (AGMs will be slightly different.)
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1 <12.78V: <10% charge
2 12.78-13.25V: 10-30%
3 13.25-13.49V: 30-50%
4 13.40-14.04V: 50-70%
5 14.04-14.52V: 70-90%
6 Flashing 14.52-15.49V Finish Stage (or doing Equalization) >90%
Solid ~13.5V Maintenance Float (or has completed and entered Environmental Float stage)
Last edited by Lou r Pitcher; 12-07-2016 at 04:29 PM.
Had an inquiry on comparing lights and actual charge % for an AGM and a Flooded lead Acid during a point in charging.
One example would be the Dual Pro charger while charging is showing a Flashing light and applying 14.7 volts. Then battery is taken off charger (early) for placing into use.
A flooded lead acid battery would per the above information from Dual Pro be >90% charged while an AGM (Odyssey that was earlier discharged) per its website * would of just reached 80% of its full charged capacity.
*
http://www.odysseybattery.com/documents/US-ODY-TM.pdf
Last edited by Lou r Pitcher; 12-06-2016 at 11:49 AM.
Great info....thank you!
Dean, which cranking battery did you need up choosing?
Cliff Bradford
2014 Ranger Z520C Mercury 250ProXS
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