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Old 06-09-2019, 12:10 AM   #10
AubAlum0509
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Default Re: 48 to 12V reducer wiring

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Originally Posted by noserider View Post
Why is this important for the OBC to account for the energy used.
Because the OBC will only charge back the batteries what has been taken out. I had a bunch of LED spotlights, winch, etc that was wired seperate, and over time, it brought my batteries down.

Think about this, if you go for a night stroll, and you use 1% of your battery capacity to run the lights, if you have it wired outside of the OBC, then you lose that 1% battery upon recharge. Think about doing this 30 times, now all the sudden, you can only recharge to 70%. I had a few nights where we rode for hours, with the LEDS on, so I was probably down to about 35-40 of what my batteries should have been, when fully recharged. A full recharge would get me about 47.8V. Now, it has me back to over 52V. This really worked well...
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