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Quick Start Guide

Specifications

IMPORTANT:  

Not intended for use with 

life support equipment.

  

Contact Information

 Mailing  

1628 – West Williams Drive

Address:

Phoenix, AZ 85027 USA 

Web Site:

www.outbackpower.com

Date and Revision

August

 2020, Revision A 

Audience

This guide is for use by qualified personnel who meet all local and governmental 
code requirements for licensing and training for the installation of batteries and 
related products.  The installer should be familiar with battery test procedures.  
Be sure to review carefully and identify potential safety risks before proceeding. 
The installer must be familiar with all features and functions of this battery before 
proceeding.  Failure to install or use this battery as instructed can result in 
damage to the battery that may not be covered under the limited warranty.

Product

The EnergyCell

™ 

TT is a series of top-terminal 12 Vdc valve-regulated lead-acid 

(VRLA) absorbed glass-mat (AGM) batteries.  These batteries are for backup or 
light duty cycling applications.  

Storage

o

All lead-acid batteries experience self-discharge while in storage.  This
causes circuit voltage and capacity to decrease.

o

The self-discharge rate is related to ambient temperature.  The lower the
temperature, the lower the discharge rate.  Batteries should be stored in 
a clean, ventilated, and dry location with an ambient temperature of 
32°F to 77°F (0°C to 25°C). 

o

It is important to track open-circuit voltage (OCV) when batteries are
disconnected.  If OCV i

s lower than 12.6V or the batteries have been stored

beyond the limits shown in the 

Storage Time vs. Temperature

 graph, t

he

batteries should be charged to avoid damage caused by self-discharge.

o

Recharge at 14.4 Vdc for 12 hours prior to battery reaching 12.6 Vdc.

o

All batteries should be fully charged before storage.  Record the storage
date and next supplemental charge date in a maintenance record and
on the battery.  See the voltage log on the next sheet.

o

Upon battery deployment, verify that all batteries within each string measure
in the range of +/- 0.3 Vdc of the string average while in "float" charger mode.

Capacity

The battery’s actual capacity is influenced by temperature, depth of discharge, 
discharge rate, and the resulting voltage. 

o

The higher the discharge rate, the lower the available capacity.

o

The available capacity is also reduced as batteries become colder.  This is
related to the internal electrochemical reactions and the resistivity of the
electrolyte.  It is depicted in the 

Capacity vs. Temperature

 graph.

Note that battery cycle life is also affected by depth of discharge, as shown in the 

Cycle Life

 graph.

Operating Conditions

EnergyCell TT batteries are valve-regulated and sealed.  They do not give off 
perceptible amounts of gas under normal operating conditions.

o

Operating temperature range (ambient):  –40°F to 140°F (–40°C to 60°C)

o

Optimal operating temperature (ambient):  68°F to 77°F (20°F to 25°F)

o

Ambient humidity: 

 95%

EnergyCell TT Series Battery

Electrical

900-00270-01-001 REV A

  

©2020 OutBack Power.  All Rights Reserved.

NOTE:  

Although the battery can operate at 
temperatures below –4°F (–20°C), 
the capacity and ability to discharge 
will be dramatically decreased.

Perce

nt State

 of 

Charg

e (%

)

Storage Time (Months)

0    2    4

     

6    8   10

   

12  14  16  18

   

20

  

22

  

24

100

95

90

85

80

75

70

13.00

12.95
12.90

12.85

12.80

12.75

12.70

12.65
12.60

Vol

tage

Storage Time vs. Temperature

Perce

nt Rat

ed 

Cap

acity Avai

lable (%)

100

90
80
70
60
50
40
30
20
10

0

Temperature

–40°F  –22°F  –4°F   14°F    32°F    50°F   68°F    86°F 104°F
–40°C

  

–30°C

  

–20°C –10°C  0°C    10°C   20°C    30°C  40°C

Capacity vs. Temperature

Number of Cycles

 (times)

200

        

400

        

600

        

800

      

1000

     

1200

Cap

acity (%)

120

100

80

60

40

20

0

Cycle Life

at different depth of discharge (DoD) levels

Mechanical

Environmental

106TT

Threaded alloy insert terminal to accept M6 × 20 mm bolt

44.9 in-lb (5.1 Nm)

115TT

Specification

Terminal Type

Terminal Hardware Torque

1 year

Warranty

66.56 lb / 30.2 kg

75.38 lb / 34.2 kg

Weight

8.41 × 12.78 × 6.65" 

 213.6 × 324.7 × 169.0 mm

8.54 × 13.5 × 6.69" 

216.9 × 343.0 × 170.0 mm

Dimensions (H × L × W)

27

31

Case Size

106TT

12 Vdc

6

115TT

Specification

Nominal Voltage

Cells per Unit

500 cycles

14.4 to 15 Vdc

Cycle Life (50% Depth of Discharge)

Absorption Voltage (25°C)

3.5 hours

13.5 to 13.8 Vdc

Absorption Time

Float Voltage (25°C)

24/7

15 Vdc for 16 hours every 2 months or 25 cycles

Float Time

Equalize Voltage, Time, and Frequency

12 Vdc

30 Adc

33 Adc

Re-Bulk Voltage

Maximum Charge Current (per Battery)

±3.3 mV per cell per °C

12 months at 77°F (25°C) before a recharge is required

Temperature Compensation Factor

Self-Discharge Frequency

106TT

–40 to 140°F (–40 to 60°C)

14 to 104°F (–10 to 40°C)

115TT

Specification

Operating Temperature (compensated)

Storage Temperature

Ampere-Hour Capacity to 1.75 Volts per Cell @77°F (25°C)

Discharge in Hours

1

65.5
81.7

2

75.2
91.0

3

80.7
96.3

4

84.0

100.0

5

86.5
99.0

8

90.4

104.0

10

94.0

104.0

20

100.0
112.0

24

101.2
111.3

48

104.6
115.2

100

106.0
117.0

Model

EnergyCell 106TT
EnergyCell 115TT

100% DoD

100% 

DoD

50% 
DoD

30% 
DoD

Содержание EnergyCell TT Series

Страница 1: ... the internal electrochemical reactions and the resistivity of the electrolyte It is depicted in the Capacity vs Temperature graph Note that battery cycle life is also affected by depth of discharge as shown in the Cycle Life graph Operating Conditions EnergyCell TT batteries are valve regulated and sealed They do not give off perceptible amounts of gas under normal operating conditions o Operatin...

Страница 2: ...ations The batteries are considered fully charged when the voltage is maintained at this level and the current drops to a low level over a long period of time If using a battery monitor device such as an OutBack FLEXnet DC use the settings shown to the right In constant float charging it is critical to compensate the charger settings for temperature Temperature Compensation Battery performance cha...

Страница 3: ...the battery grease and reassemble the connection If there is obvious leakage replace batteries as necessary Symptoms and Remedies Symptom Possible Cause Possible Remedy System float voltage greater than 13 8 volts Charger voltage set too high Reset charger output voltage to recommended values per battery at 77 F 25 C System float voltage Reset charger output voltage to recommended values less than...

Страница 4: ...s with low capacity Replace afflicted batteries voltage decline or plateaus AC ripple voltage p p is greater than 4 of the value Poor filtering of charger output Improve charger output filtering of the DC float voltage Individual battery exhibits Proportionately higher impedance AC ripple voltage twice that due to deteriorating material or Replace afflicted batteries Evaluate the entire string of ...

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