2 | co 3 a 7) C) 2 i | E-N TT aCharging Instructions Battery Charge Characteristics Recharge from 20% DOD, DC31MF Battery Discharge Characteristics Cn ace Discharge : 40°F(-40') to + 160°F(71'0) = Charge : -10°F(-23'0) to + 122°F(60'0) ko Meee +74°F(23%) to + 80°F(27'e) Grr Looe Batteries should be recharged within 24hours after each period of use, Charge time by various charging rate can be determined by the SOC(state of charge) Method 1 ; Constant Voltage Charge = Recommended Method - Equalization and Cycle Service ‘Charging Volage 14410 148 VDC Float Charging Votage | 13.2to 13.7 VDC * Unit Average at 77F(25%) End of Charge Current below 1.08 during charge. - Stabilized Open circuit voltage : 12.7V or higher Method 2 ; Constant Current Charge Constant current setting and charging ee ee Ease 100% | 127V 5 75% | 12.4V Hr 50% | 12.2V 12H 25% | 12.0 ‘8Hr 0% | 11.9V 26h End of Charge = Maximum volage output across the battery terminals ls maintained at constant level for two(2) hours during charge. - Stablized Open circuit volage : 12.7V or higher.Link to Your Life Hours of Usable Power(H.U.P) E-NEX will provide our lients with advantages to enable you to plan forthe Hours of Usable Power(H.U.P) E-NEX has Hours of Usable Power(H.U.P) tale on the DC24MF, DC27MF, and DC31MF batterie. By choosing the Amp.Draw of each battery in use, Hours of Usable Power(H.U.P) can be determined Please refer tothe below table, ‘Amp-Draw 5A 154, 258 De2eMF 15.4hrs. 4.3he. 2s. Dea7TMF 17.8hrs. 49h. 2h. DstMF 20.0hs. 58h. 3.Ahrs. ore arm ent evs | cS Ge” si6'-18 THREADS C eos —| 4 GC