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Remember there is the conversion ratio, 7A at 240V is 35 A at 24V, simply using nominal voltage. The inrush of the pump could be 10 times the run current, or 350A, for a fraction of a second, this is…

Large loads, especially motors, can momentarily sag the battery voltage which could cause a LBCO, on a 48V nominal system the LBCO setting would normally be below 48V to avoid nuisance cut offs, some…

Personally I'm in agreement with both @Estragon and @littleharbor2, batteries are a consumable part of any system, with a limited life expectancy, given the use you've achieved so far that's actually…

With a span of 4 meters there is a potential for flex or oscillation in high winds using a single tube, a double tube gusseted ladder design would be far more ridgid, even using lighter gauge steel, …

Assuming they are close to new adding a new string may be possible, but I would read these guidelines http://www.smartgauge.co.uk/batt_con.html and perform an equalization charge, if flooded batterie…