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APPENDIX D

BATTERY MAINTENANCE REPORT

Charger Output  _____________________ Amp 

Air Temperature ______________________°F

Total Battery String Voltage ________________ 

Panel Meter Volts ______________________

  Unit 

 

Ohms or  Unit 

 

Ohms or  Unit 

 

Ohms or  Unit 

 

Ohms or  Unit 

 

Ohms or  Unit 

 

Ohms or 

 No. Volts  Mhos  No. Volts  Mhos  No. Volts  Mhos  No. Volts Mhos  No. Volts  Mhos  No.  Volts  Mhos

Inspection Date _____________________________________________________________________ 

No. of Units/String __________________

Company ___________________________________________________________________________ Type _______________________________

Address ____________________________________________________________________________ 

Date New __________________________

Battery location and/or number ______________________________________________________ 

Date Installed _______________________

Readings Taken By ____________________________  Remarks/Recommendations __________________________________________________________

Readings should be taken at installation and annually thereafter.                

 _________________________________________________________________________________

 1 

41 

81 

121 

161 

201

 2 

42 

82 

122 

162 

202

 3 

43 

83 

123 

163 

203

 4 

44 

84 

124 

164 

204

 5 

45 

85 

125 

165 

205

 6 

46 

86 

126 

166 

206

 7 

47 

87 

127 

167 

207

 8 

48 

88 

128 

168 

208

 9 

49 

89 

129 

169 

209

 10 

50 

90 

130 

170 

210

 11 

51 

91 

131 

171 

211

 12 

52 

92 

132 

172 

212

 13 

53 

93 

133 

173 

213

 14 

54 

94 

134 

174 

214

 15 

55 

95 

135 

175 

215

 16 

56 

96 

136 

176 

216

 17 

57 

97 

137 

177 

217

 18 

58 

98 

138 

178 

218

 19 

59 

99 

139 

179 

219

 20 

60 

100 

140 

180 

220

 21 

61 

101 

141 

181 

221

 22 

62 

102 

142 

182 

222

 23 

63 

103 

142 

183 

223

 24 

64 

104 

144 

184 

224

 25 

65 

105 

145 

185 

225

 26 

66 

106 

146 

186 

226

 27 

67 

107 

147 

187 

227

 28 

68 

108 

148 

188 

228

 29 

69 

109 

149 

189 

229

 30 

70 

110 

150 

190 

230

 31 

71 

111 

151 

191 

231

 32 

72 

112 

152 

192 

232

 33 

73 

113 

153 

193 

233

 34 

74 

114 

154 

194 

234

 35 

75 

115 

155 

195 

235

 36 

76 

116 

156 

196 

236

 37 

77 

117 

157 

197 

237

 38 

78 

118 

158 

198 

238

 39 

79 

119 

159 

199 

239

 40 

80 

120 

160 

200 

240

  Avg. Voltage 

Avg. Voltage 

Avg. Voltage 

Avg. Voltage 

Avg. Voltage 

Avg. Voltage

Individual  

Battery Readings

Summary of Contents for fahrenheit

Page 1: ...tring is defined as a series connected electrical system comprised of batteries individual 12 volt units Protective Equipment Although VRLA batteries can vent or leak small amounts of electrolyte electrical safety is the principle but not the only concern for safe handling Per IEEE 1188 recommendations the following minimum set of equipment for safe handling of the battery and protection of person...

Page 2: ...t the time of actual unloading each package should be visually inspected for any possible damage or electrolyte leakage If either the entire shipment should be conducted and noted on the bill of lading Record receipt date inspection date and notify carrier of any damage Unpacking 1 Always wear eye protection 2 Check all batteries for visible defects such as cracked containers loose terminal posts ...

Page 3: ...completed for each refresh charge 8 Batteries shall not be stored beyond 12 months Storing beyond 12 months will affect warranty 9 If the storage refresh requirements cannot be met contact East Penn Reserve Power s Product Support group for alternate instructions INSTALLATION General Caution should be taken when installing batteries to insure no damage occurs The battery string cabinet tray rack e...

Page 4: ...Mfg Safe installation of any venting equipment is the responsibility of the installer BATTERY ASSEMBLY ALWAYS WEAR EYE PROTECTION 1 Set up the battery string so that the positive post of one battery is connected to the negative post of the next battery for all series connections The inter battery connector contact surfaces shall be cleaned by rubbing gently with a non metallic brush or pad before ...

Page 5: ...ections properly to 100 in lb 5 Micro ohm readings should be taken across every connection Refer to meter manufacturer s instructions for proper placement of probes If any reading differs by more than 20 from its initial installation value re torque the connection to 100 in lb 5 If reading remains high clean contact surfaces according to Step 1 under Battery Assembly Failure to maintain proper rec...

Page 6: ... 20 from initial readings taken retorque the connection Retourque value is equal to initial torque value as indicated in BATTERY ASSEMBLY section Recheck the micro ohm reading If the reading remains high clean the contact surface according to installation portion of this manual 1 Other Maintenance Inspection intervals follow IEEE 1188 Battery Cleaning Do not use any chemical compounds to clean bat...

Page 7: ...y 6 Battery 7 Battery 8 Battery 9 Battery 10 Battery 11 Battery 12 Battery 13 Battery 14 Battery 15 Battery 16 Battery 17 Battery 18 Battery 19 Battery 20 Battery 21 Battery 22 Battery 23 Battery 24 ALL FIELDS TO THE RIGHT OF THE CELL NUMBER ABOVE MUST BE COMPLETED EPM ORDER NUMBER WILL APPEAR ON THE SHIPPING LABEL ON THE CARTON COVERING EACH PALLET OF CELLS TO ENSURE CONTINUATION OF WARRANTY SUBM...

Page 8: ...84 2 28 13 46 14 36 82 4 27 13 48 14 38 80 6 26 13 49 14 39 78 8 25 13 50 14 40 77 0 24 13 51 14 41 75 2 23 13 52 14 42 73 4 22 13 54 14 44 71 6 21 13 55 14 45 69 8 20 13 56 14 46 68 0 19 13 57 14 47 66 2 18 13 58 14 48 64 4 17 13 60 14 50 62 6 16 13 61 14 51 60 8 15 13 62 14 52 59 0 14 13 63 14 53 57 2 13 13 64 14 54 55 4 12 13 66 14 56 53 6 11 13 67 14 57 51 8 10 13 68 14 58 50 12mV per C ...

Page 9: ...MITS HT30 5 5 1 6 HT80ET 13 1 3 9 HT145ET 26 0 7 8 HT170ET 30 4 9 1 HT200ET 36 4 10 9 HT7500ET 35 4 10 6 Max Min Charge Charge Current A Current A Battery Type Using minimum charge current will extend recharge time and increase risk of battery being undercharged ...

Page 10: ...________________________________________________ Readings should be taken at installation and annually thereafter _________________________________________________________________________________ 1 41 81 121 161 201 2 42 82 122 162 202 3 43 83 123 163 203 4 44 84 124 164 204 5 45 85 125 165 205 6 46 86 126 166 206 7 47 87 127 167 207 8 48 88 128 168 208 9 49 89 129 169 209 10 50 90 130 170 210 11 ...

Page 11: ...P a g e I n t e n t i o n a l l y B l a n k ...

Page 12: ...oduced electronically or mechanically without written permission from the company E P M Form No 2100 11 21 2021 by EPM Printed in U S A East Penn Manufacturing Co Lyon Station PA 19536 0147 Phone 610 682 3263 Fax 610 682 4781 www dekabatteries com e mail reservepowersales dekabatteries com ...

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