Battery capacity “%” (percentage residual charge) from 0 % (empty) to nominal capacity (full), 100 %.Battery capacity “Ah” (residual charge in Ampere-hours) from 0 Ah (empty) to nominal capacity (full), max.+/ -1800 A (Amperes, depending on type) measuring scaleĠ.1 A, control of the discharge current rates (load) by the consumers, indicated by the sign “-“.Ĭontrol of the discharge current rates identified by a “Charge” sign. Battery current (+ = charge/- = discharge +/- to max.Flashing warning signal in case of overvoltage. Battery voltage board battery, 7 to 32 V (Volts), measuring scale 0.1 V.Īllows drawing conclusions from the battery behaviour in case of variations in load and serves as operational check,įor instance, of the charger, the solar system, the dynamo etc.Apart from that, there is a further display possibility for the voltage of a second battery, such as for control of the vehicle’s starter battery. Furthermore, the discharge current rates are marked with a well legible sign “Charge”. Discharge current rates (consumers) are identified by a minus sign. Of course, also the instantaneous battery voltage (“V”) and the instantaneous battery current (“A”) are displayed. The LCD Battery Computer S is suitable for all battery types (acid, gel, AGM, lithium adjustable) with 12 V and 24 V battery voltage. The result is a correct indication of the charging state (of the capacity, which is still available, the residual charge) of the board battery as numerical value in Ampere-hours (“Ah”) and as percentage (“%”), as well as in form of a clear level bar, such as it is known from a fuel gauge. The residual capacity of the battery is calculated from the measured values and the battery size. Even the smallest leakage current is detected and recorded. are considered by programmed characteristic diagrams. Battery size, self-discharge, battery load etc. All charging and discharging currents are counted accurately. Since the unit is permanently in contact with “its battery”, it records and evaluates all battery actions. At the touch of a button, it informs comprehensively of the instantaneous charging state of the battery, the flowing battery current rates, as well as the voltage situation of the battery.

How much residual charge does my board battery have? Is the battery state really “Full”? Why is energy taken from the battery, although the consumers had been switched-off? The VOTRONIC LCD Battery Computer S gives the answer to these questions – exactly to percentage (%) an ampere-hour (Ah). Description Votronic – LCD Battery Computer S

Battery monitor shunt