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Belt-Pack
®
Manual
2.9 Shipping Belt-Pack® batteries
For safety reasons ship batteries in discharged mode! Also
make sure that temperature is kept between minus 10°C
and 40°C (14°F and 104°F).
2.10 Self discharge and deep discharge
NiCd batteries discharge themselves at a rate of approx.
1% of the rated capacity per day – even if not used. Thus a
fully charged NiCd battery looses 50% of its capacity in
approx. 50 days. After approx. 100 days its voltage has
decreased to the end of discharge voltage: The battery is
virtually empty. Further storage without usage leads to the
deep discharging of the battery.
This status can be eliminated by running the battery
through several charge/discharge cycles. The full rated
capacity will be restored (see 2.6 Memory effect). During
the use it may happen that a battery is not automatically
disconnected at the end of discharge voltage (see 2.4 End
of discharge voltage) and accidentally becomes deep
discharged. If the battery is charged soon afterwards, the
full nominal capacity will be available immediately.
2.11 Power limits for Sachtler Belt-Pack® batteries
Based on the internal wiring and the connectors the power
drawn from Sachtler Belt-Pack® Batteries has to be within
the following limits:
Type
max. power max. current
B1245, B1270 130W continuous 10A continuous
200W short term 15A short term
B3045, B3070 360W continuous 12A continuous
600W short term 20A short term
Drawing higher current than listed above may result in a
defective battery.