Hi
Q for the electrical engineers - amateur or pro.
Considering buying a LiFePO4 batt 36v 10AH. 36V-10Ah-LiFePO4 It's a pouch type. The manufacturer's data on the specific model says 'Speed up charge:5A (Invariance)' and also gives the Standard charge at 2A - the latter 2A fig. the supplier states also. I want to be able to charge the batt as quickly as poss when out and about, say at a pub. Otherwise charge at home at 2A. So,
1. Is it poss to charge the batt at 4A with a standard LiFePO4 4A charger now and then without harming the batt - or me!?
2. Is there a special type of charger required rather than the bog standard ones you can obtain?
3. What's the 'Invariance' bit mean? To do with constant current rather than pulsed or something? I've read a bit but it's as clear as mud to me!
Thanks
Q for the electrical engineers - amateur or pro.
Considering buying a LiFePO4 batt 36v 10AH. 36V-10Ah-LiFePO4 It's a pouch type. The manufacturer's data on the specific model says 'Speed up charge:5A (Invariance)' and also gives the Standard charge at 2A - the latter 2A fig. the supplier states also. I want to be able to charge the batt as quickly as poss when out and about, say at a pub. Otherwise charge at home at 2A. So,
1. Is it poss to charge the batt at 4A with a standard LiFePO4 4A charger now and then without harming the batt - or me!?
2. Is there a special type of charger required rather than the bog standard ones you can obtain?
3. What's the 'Invariance' bit mean? To do with constant current rather than pulsed or something? I've read a bit but it's as clear as mud to me!
Thanks