Battery Monitoring FAQs
| Q | What voltage should I see from my battery? |
| A | A typical lead-acid battery will be around 12.6-12.8V when fully charged. You would not want it to drop any lower than 12.1-12.2V or the battery will start to become damaged. |
| Q | How can I find out what percentage of my battery is left? |
| A | You would need to use a shunt-based battery monitor with your battery's maximum capacity entered. This will allow it to work out how much charge is remaining in the battery. |
| Q | Why does my lithium battery read 14.4V? |
| A | Due to the nature of lithium batteries, they will read much higher voltages than lead-acid batteries when fully charged. 14.4V will typically mean that your lithium battery is fully charged. |
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