Dpi accused charger question

[beach cart]

I have a dpi acusense charger, my question is after full charge and green light on, it stays at 1-2 amps all the time. Is this normal and is it the maint. charge.

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[Sir Nuke]

YES its normal and YES that is the maint. charge.

[JohnnieB]

Originally Posted by beach cart

I have a dpi acusense charger, my question is after full charge and green light on, it stays at 1-2 amps all the time. Is this normal and is it the maint. charge.

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More correctly, it goes into a "float charge" stage after the regular charging cycle completes.

The float charge amp rate consists of the battery pack's self discharge rate, the bleed rate of the filter capacitors in the controller and anything else that draws current from the battery pack when cart isn't being driven.

Do you have a voltage reducer for the 12V accessories that stays on all the time?

What is the pack voltage while in float charge?
The DPI typically float charges at 2.19VPC (Volts per Cell) when set to charge Trajan brand batteries and 2.21VPC for US Battery brand batteries. The other brands are between those extremes.

[beach cart]

Originally Posted by Sir Nuke

YES its normal and YES that is the maint. charge.

Thanks Sir Nuke.

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[beach cart]

Originally Posted by JohnnieB

More correctly, it goes into a "float charge" stage after the regular charging cycle completes.

The float charge amp rate consists of the battery pack's self discharge rate, the bleed rate of the filter capacitors in the controller and anything else that draws current from the battery pack when cart isn't being driven.

Do you have a voltage reducer for the 12V accessories that stays on all the time?

What is the pack voltage while in float charge?
The DPI typically float charges at 2.19VPC (Volts per Cell) when set to charge Trajan brand batteries and 2.21VPC for US Battery brand batteries. The other brands are between those extremes.

Johnny, thanks I thought it was normal, just was sure, yes My 12v reducer is hot all the time.

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