I'm still confused on the charge. If I set up the charge as continuous rather than when needed. Which one may over charge?
Hi
I dont know what your referring to here. There is no control over how it charges...
eT
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I'm still confused on the charge. If I set up the charge as continuous rather than when needed. Which one may over charge?
Hi
I dont know what your referring to here. There is no control over how it charges...
eT
Food for thought (Yea, don;t know what your referring to), but I'll take a "stab" at the definitions.
Continuous: Basically a float type charge. UPS is always at full capacity. Downside is probably difficulty determining battery condition.
As needed: Battery can self-discharge thus making it possible to determine battery condition at the expense of eratic "reduced" run-time. So, let's say the battery self-discharges to 90% capacity and then charging takes over. So, you could have a battery that ranges from 90% to 100% of capacity depending on when the failure occurred. The time to self-discharge may be related to battery condition.
The systems were a cryopump and an electric/water liquid Nitrogen replacement system and it's associated vacuum evaporator and diffusion pumps.
I'm still confused on the charge. If I set up the charge as continuous rather than when needed. Which one may over charge?