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General Category => General Discussions => Topic started by: Spacelander 1946 on December 17, 2008, 10:05:37 AM
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I have a standard 36V 10ah Lifeop4 battery.......Can I connect another(36v 10ah) to get 36V 20AH by just connecting the two - & + wires. I know I will still have to charge each battery indiviually. Cheers.....
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I have a standard 36V 10ah Lifeop4 battery.......Can I connect another(36v 10ah) to get 36V 20AH by just connecting the two - & + wires. I know I will still have to charge each battery indiviually. Cheers.....
Short answer - yes.
If the batteries are identical you can make it into a 36v 20ah by connecting in parallel or if the need arose a 72v 10ah by connecting in series.
Muzza.
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Thanks Muzza
I don't know "parallel" or "In Series" means though I'm sure my local Auto Electriction can do (I don't need 72V 10AH).....Cheers & Happy Xmas
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red---------(+)-----(+)
pack1 pack2
black-------(-)-----(-)
Parallel is where you split your lead wires so you have a red on each plus
and a black on each -, the available amps are added, so if you have two
20AH 36Volt packs, you would have 40AH at 36Volts.
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red---------(+)
pack1
(-)--------(+)
pack2
black------------------(-)
Series is where you connect Red(+) on one pack to Black(-)
on another pack, then connect your Red(+) Lead wire to
Positive on one pack and Negative on the other pack.
This gives you the same available amps (20AH) but the
voltages are added to get 72Volts
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Great,now I understand....Many Thanks & Merry Xmas
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Thank you for your excellent reply and merry christmas!
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red---------(+)
pack1
(-)--------(+)
pack2
black------------------(-)
very good
####################################################
red---------(+)-----(+)
pack1 pack2
black-------(-)-----(-)
Parallel is where you split your lead wires so you have a red on each plus
and a black on each -, the available amps are added, so if you have two
20AH 36Volt packs, you would have 40AH at 36Volts.
#################################################
red---------(+)
pack1
(-)--------(+)
pack2
black------------------(-)
Series is where you connect Red(+) on one pack to Black(-)
on another pack, then connect your Red(+) Lead wire to
Positive on one pack and Negative on the other pack.
This gives you the same available amps (20AH) but the
voltages are added to get 72Volts
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yes carefull connect it