Alliance Intelligent Battery Series
TM
User’s Guide
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Wiring Connections
To connect Alliance Intelligent Battery Series™ batteries, use appropriately sized wire,
cables, and lugs that are rated for the maximum current and temperature expected.
See table 6 for Environmental operation conditions.
The battery can accommodate a maximum inductance of
10 μH.
For reference,
10 μH
is
equivalent to 6 meters (20 feet) of individual standalone cable. In a battery system, cable
length inductance includes all terminal-to-terminal connections as well as cabling to
charge sources and load for both the positive and negative conductors added together.
It is possible to reduce a battery system’s total cable inductance by orienting positive
and negative conductors to cancel each other’s electromagnetic induction, thus allowing
for longer total cable length. Contact American Battery Solutions Technical Support for
assistance in determining appropriate wiring and bus bar configurations to address
current sharing and stray inductance requirements.
Terminal Specifications
Alliance Intelligent Battery Series™ batteries use brass terminals. The terminals
have a maximum operating temperature rating of 90 °C. The Terminals are tin-plated
copper, with M8x1.25 thread, and should be torqued to no more than 9Nm.
