REV020620
SimpliPhi Power, Inc. | 3100 Camino Del Sol | Oxnard, CA 93030, USA | (805) 640-6700 |
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Table 5.0
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Operating Limitations
Notes / Operating Limitations for PHI Batteries
PHI 3.8
PHI 2.9
PHI 1.4
PHI 730
Limitations by Model
24V
48V
24V
48V
24V
12V
24V
12V
Continuous Discharge Rate (ADC)
45
37.5
45
28.5
28.5
40
14
28.5
Surge Discharge Rate (ADC)
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10 minutes maximum
60
25
50
Continuous Charge Rate (ADC)
45
37.5
45
28.5
28.5
40
14
28.5
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Levels are typically @ 25°C and may need adjusting at temperature extremes.
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When performing rapid deep charge/discharge cycles, the PHI Battery should be allowed to "rest" 15 mins in between.
Although the PHI ba
ttery charges to the voltages outlined above, the battery “rests” at approximately 13.3V
/ 26.7V / 53.3V. Refer to Table 6.0 below for a complete Battery Voltage versus State of Charge (SOC)
gauge.
Table 6.0
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Battery Voltage VS. State of Charge (SOC) at C/2 Discharge Rate
SOC
12V
24V
48V
100%
> 13.13 VDC
> 26.25 VDC
> 52.5 VDC
95%
12.93
25.9 VDC
51.7 VDC
90%
12.91
25.8 VDC
51.65 VDC
75%
12.85
25.7 VDC
51.4 VDC
50%
12.75
25.5 VDC
51.0 VDC
20%
12.55
25.1 VDC
50.2 VDC
10%
12.38
24.8 VDC
49.5 VDC
0%
12.0
24.0 VDC
48.0 VDC
CAUTION: Before commissioning the system, the appropriate controller and inverter settings
must be programmed per the manufacturer’s recommendations. Consult the manufacturer’s
manuals and/or the Integration Guides listed on
SimpliPhi’s Product Documentation web page
(Schneider, Magnum, Outback, etc.). Failing to do so will damage the PHI batteries and will Void
the Warranty. The following Charge Controller Integration tables are for general reference
only.
