ceejay80s:

Not much, about 80-95w, I have put off some bulbs, don't really need them on , but make kiekie never happy o!!!, its like the pulse repair is doing its job, I don't expect a 100% result, at least 70-80% is OK for me

Nice one, although what I do when faced with a partly sulfated 200ah battery is I charge it to around 16v with a 4amps laptop adapter for about 5hrs, the battery's capacity will surely increase

What is sulfation? During use, small sulfate crystals form, but these are normal and are not harmful. During prolonged charge deprivation, however, the amorphous lead sulfate converts to a stable crystalline and deposits on the negative plates. This leads to the development of large crystals that reduce the battery’s active material, which is responsible for the performance.

There are two types of sulfation: reversible (or soft sulfation), and permanent (or hard sulfation). If a battery is serviced early, reversible sulfation can often be corrected by applying an overcharge to an already fully charged battery in the form of a regulated current of about 200mA. The battery terminal voltage is allowed to rise to between 2.50 and 2.66V/cell (15 and 16V on a 12V mono block) for about 24 hours. Increasing the battery temperature to 50–60°C (122–140°F) during the corrective service further helps in dissolving the crystals.

Permanent sulfation sets in when the battery has been in a low state-of-charge for weeks or months. At this stage, no form of restoration seems possible; however, the recovery yield is not fully understood. To everyone’s amazement, new lead acid batteries can often be fully restored after dwelling in a low-voltage condition for many weeks. Other factors may play a role.

A subtle indication whether lead acid can be recovered or not is visible on the voltage discharge curve. If a fully charged battery retains a stable voltage profile on discharge, chances of reactivation are better than if the voltage drops rapidly with load.

Several companies offer anti-sulfation devices that apply pulses to the battery terminals to prevent and reverse sulfation. Such technologies will lower the sulfation on a healthy battery, but they cannot effectively reverse the condition once present. It’s a “one size fits all” approach and the method is unscientific.

Applying random pulses or blindly inducing an overcharge can harm the battery by promoting grid corrosion. There are no simple methods to measure sulfation, nor are commercial chargers available that apply a calculated overcharge to dissolve the crystals. Sulfation (sul-fay-shun), the number one cause of early battery failures, can be safely reversed, using high frequency electronic pulses. Unlike other pulse type battery chargers that claim this or similar sounding features, VDC’s BatteryMINDers® use a range of high frequencies. This ensures both old and newly formed sulfation will be safely dissolved in the shortest possible time. Using just one fixed frequency may remove some, but not all, especially long established–hardened sulfate crystals,
In summary, if you want your batteries to deliver the very best performance and have the longest possible life, they must be kept free of sulphate by desulfating them in the safest, most effective way.

Penuelseun:
Nice one, although what I do when faced with a partly sulfated 200ah battery is I charge it to around 16v with a 4amps laptop adapter for about 5hrs, the battery's capacity will surely increase

U no tell me since na

ceejay80s:

Not much, about 80-95w, I have put off some bulbs, don't really need them on , but make kiekie never happy o!!!, its like the pulse repair is doing its job, I don't expect a 100% result, at least 70-80% is OK for me

Just keep us posted on the performance. Looking forward to hearing good news.

Penuelseun:
Nice one, although what I do when faced with a partly sulfated 200ah battery is I charge it to around 16v with a 4amps laptop adapter for about 5hrs, the battery's capacity will surely increase

Woooow, this is news. I'd probably give it a try tomorrow and give a feed back. Thanks for the share

@ kiekie1 , I thank u, at least u held up to ur word and replaced my battery, u try ,I believe I will enjoy this battery....
I appreciate, thanks

saint2ace:



Woooow, this is news. I'd probably give it a try tomorrow and give a feed back. Thanks for the share

Be careful not to leave for too long, I hope or doesn't overcharge, u must pay attention to it sha

Penuelseun:
Nice one, although what I do when faced with a partly sulfated 200ah battery is I charge it to around 16v with a 4amps laptop adapter for about 5hrs, the battery's capacity will surely increase

Nice , but. will it not overcharge if left for longer period?

ceejay80s:

Be careful not to leave for too long, I hope or doesn't overcharge, u must pay attention to it sha

Good question my brother @penuelseun how far?

I think a timer will be appropriate then, I'd love to see how it goes.

Secondly, after the first charge do I have to repeat it again? And what's the timing of such charges?

ceejay80s:

Nice , but. will it not overcharge if left for longer period?

It should only be done if you notice a reduction in performance of the battery, I usually leave it at that point for between 4hrs to 5hrs, I do that once in 45days

Penuelseun:
It should only be done if you notice a reduction in performance of the battery, I usually leave it at that point for between 4hrs to 5hrs, I do that once in 45days

Thanks this answers my questions then

Penuelseun:
It should only be done if you notice a reduction in performance of the battery, I usually leave it at that point for between 4hrs to 5hrs, I do that once in 45days

Thanks

Penuelseun:
I won't advise that you go for 300watts single panel as they mostly come in 36v as you are running a 12v system unless you are planning to get an mppt cc, I have no brand in mind unless you are going for premium brands which are more expensive

Thanks a lot

12hrs and my battery voltage is on 12.2v, the battery don try, let me charge up again jare , if NEPA carry this light now , e fit be till next year, I am OK with the performance

ceejay80s:
12hrs and my battery voltage is on 12.2v, the battery don try, let me charge up again jare , if NEPA carry this light now , e fit be till next year, I am OK with the performance

which inverter did you use with it, psw or msw

ceejay80s:
12hrs and my battery voltage is on 12.2v, the battery don try, let me charge up again jare , if NEPA carry this light now , e fit be till next year, I am OK with the performance

U must be running on pure sine wave inverter to achieve dis. But at wat load pls?

ceejay80s:
12hrs and my battery voltage is on 12.2v, the battery don try, let me charge up again jare , if NEPA carry this light now , e fit be till next year, I am OK with the performance

Battery Brand Name and Capacity Please.

dollarnaira:


U must be running on pure sine wave inverter to achieve dis. But at wat load pls?

Only MSW can serve that long.

Let's wait for Ceejays80 though

Penuelseun:
which inverter did you use with it, psw or msw

Ups 1.5kva bluegate

KingSatan:


Battery Brand Name and Capacity Please.

Su-kam 200ah

dollarnaira:


U must be running on pure sine wave inverter to achieve dis. But at wat load pls?

40inch led TV switched to its energy savings mode.
Decoder
Mini Sound Amplifier of 45w
Led Bulbs (but later turned off)
Fan

ceejay80s:

40inch led TV switched to its energy savings mode.
Decoder
Mini Sound Amplifier of 45w
Bulbs (but later turned of)
Fan

..

Cool

.Foxsur:
Description
Automatic Smart Battery Charger/Maintainer, 12V/8A 24V/4A Pulse Repair Charger

Microprocessor Control (CPU).
3-STAGE AUTOMATIC CHARGING:
This is a fully automatic battery charger with 3 charge stages.
Automatic charging protects your battery from being overcharged. So you can leave the charger connected to the battery indefinitely.
3-stage chargers are suitable for most battery types including Calcium, Gel and AGM, Wet batteries. They may also help restore drained and sulphated batteries.
Types of batteries: Most types of lead acid batteries including Calcium, GEL and AGM, Wet,EFB, etc..
Switchmode technology: Yes
Polarity protection: Yes
Output short protection: Yes
Non battery link protection: Yes
Over voltage protection: Yes
Over temperature protection: Yes
Cooling: Fan
Input voltage: 100-240V AC, 50-60Hz
Rated output: 12V 8A 24V 4A
Minimum start voltage: 2.0V
Battery range: 12V: 6Ah-150Ah 24V: 6AH - 100AH

Foxsur has a lot of positive reviews online:
Available in jumia
Package includes
1 x Car battery charger
1 x User manual
Features & details
Microprocessor-controlled - automatically adjusts the charge current and maintainability. Automatic voltage detection:detection for 12V or 24V battery. Finger touch charging mode button
HIGHLY COMPATIBLE: Suitable for both 12V and 24V batteries, it works with SLA, WET, MF, FLOODED, GEL, VRLA, AGM, EFB batteries, meaning that it can be used for the batteries in cars, motorcycles, boats, mowers and others.
TOTAL PROTECTION: The battery charger offers safety features including reverse-polarity protection, over-current protection, overload protection, over-voltage protection, over-charge protection, and over-temperature protection.
SIMPLE AND PRACTICAL TO USE: Using a backlit LCD display, the Foxsur battery charger clearly and visibly shows LCD screen displays charging status and battery status; charge voltage, charge current, inside temperature, battery full， summer mode, winter mode, etc.
Pulse repair function can help to repair your loss battery and extend battery life. Note: It can not activate a dead battery or repair a battery which is damaged seriously; it also can not repair a battery back to 100% new.

Hello guys , I have reduced my load, since I have finished my test and satisfied but my wanlesanhe pulse repair charger is taking time to fully charge maybe because I used it for long yesterday for testing, but I am OK as long as the Desulfstor is doing its job, I am now using my 15inch a monitor with my decoder and mini ak328h amplifier , we have light around 12pm,1pm or 2pm
My battery starting point is always 12.8 v or 12.9v and takes hours to get to 12.2v

Kiekie1 has a full river 200ah available, its not 100%, no seller has a used battery that is 100% OK, batteries can be 50% OK depends on user, most of the users are Nigerians , I tested the battery when I was there for a replacement, he tested the full river with a 400w load but it 30mins but the one I took dropped 40mins , he is willing to give at a very very good price, since he doesn't want to sell used batteries anymore , I would have taken it but I explained to him my wife was expecting so I am channeling the little I have on my unborn kid,, please if u can risk it, order for a battery pulse repair online and carry the battery, but make sur u have a small load, u can order for cheaper pulse repair battery charger from Jumia, just get patience, I will enjoy it, hope he is not reading this post and trying yo bring the battery back

ceejay80s:
Kiekie1 has a full river 200ah available, its not 100%, no seller has a used battery that is 100% OK, batteries can be 50% OK depends on user, most of the users are Nigerians , I tested the battery when I was there for a replacement, he tested the full river with a 400w load but it 30mins but the one I took dropped 40mins , he is willing to give at a very very good price, since he doesn't want to sell used batteries anymore , I would have taken it but I explained to him my wife was expecting so I am channeling the little I have on my unborn kid,, please if u can risk it, order for a battery pulse repair online and carry the battery, but make sur u have a small load, u can order for cheaper pulse repair battery charger from Jumia, just get patience, I will enjoy it, hope he is not reading this post and trying yo bring the battery back

Thanks & remain blessed !

kiekie1:


Thanks & remain blessed !

U too

kiekie1:


Thanks & remain blessed !

my guy

Penuelseun:
Nice one, although what I do when faced with a partly sulfated 200ah battery is I charge it to around 16v with a 4amps laptop adapter for about 5hrs, the battery's capacity will surely increase

please how do you connect and charge with the laptop charger

New but e don take for their store

ceejay80s:

New or used?

New, but e don old for the store
It's working..

ineaghe:

Sir, is the fullriver battery new?