Murphy BCEG-24-10, BCEG-12-10, BCEG-24-20 manual Charge Specific Gravity Voltage DC on 12V battery

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NOTE: On this method, providing batteries have been sized correctly for engine and charged correctly, an open terminal voltage of 12.5V or greater should be present.

The following table is for Lead Acid batteries with removable vent caps that can have electrolyte or distilled water added to them for routine maintenance.

 

% Charge

 

 

Specific Gravity

 

Voltage (DC) on

 

 

 

 

a 12V battery

 

 

 

 

 

 

100

 

1.265

 

12.8

75

 

1.225

 

12.5

50

 

1.19

 

12.4

25

 

1.155

 

12.0

 

Discharged

1.12

 

11.5

NOTE: If the voltage across the terminals shows around 10.5V, this may indicate a shorted cell is present.

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Contents Guardian Battery Charger Series Before Beginning Installation of this Murphy Product Table of Contents Page General Safety Instructions Safety InstructionsPrior to Installation / Commissioning Personal PrecautionsCharger Location and Connection Charge Fail and Alarms Temperature CompensationGeneral Product Information Auto Boost Equalizing OperationCurrent Limiting Battery Charged ConditionDimensions Mounting hole dimensions Installation and Mounting InstructionsTerminal Connection Information Operating InstructionsConnection to Power Supply Automatic Battery ChargerConnection to Batteries Disconnection of BatteriesFuses Over Voltage, Under Voltage, and Charge Fail ConnectionTroubleshooting Voltage Rise at Battery Terminals Current Flow from Charger to BatteryMeasuring Charging Voltage and Current Output VoltageFactors Contributing to Electrolyte Loss Using Correct Size Battery ChargerBattery Life Charge Specific Gravity Voltage DC on 12V battery Power Supply SpecificationsDC Charge Output Charge Fail OutputSection 00-02-0615 02-29-08