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FLoat it with a well regulated power supply at 13.6 volts and you'll be mopping up boiled-out battery acid a lot. 13.4 is the highest I'd go on a float basis. 13.6-13.8 on an intermittent basis. Jim All I can say is that while working the last 32 years for one of the countries largest Telecommunications Organizations, we floated all our thousands of communications battery banks at 13.6 volts with excellent results. No batteries dried out prematurely due to this float voltage... in fact that is the figure recommended by a number of top battery manufacturers such as Exide, GNB, C&D Technologies, etc. Ed K7AAT |
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