When the car is often planted, when oftenthere is a starter, the car battery has the ability to quickly discharge. In this situation, the motorist raises the question: "How to properly charge the battery, so that he served faithfully as long as possible?"
Ideal voltage for standardlead-acid battery should not exceed the bar in 10% of the battery-specified ampere-hour battery characteristics. However, if the battery has a capacity of 50 ampere-hours, then the voltage should be 5 amps, and it will be charged for 10 hours. If your battery is gel, sealed, then it needs no more than 2.5% of the ampere-hour characteristic.
The first way:charging the battery occurs at a constant increase in the voltage charge. In this case, the degree of charge is directly proportional to the voltage. If it is provided by the charger does not exceed 14.4V, then during the day the battery of the car will be charged only by 80%. To bring the bar to 90%, the voltage is 15V. The battery will be 100% charged within 24 hours only if the voltage supplied by the charger is not less than 16.4V. This method is laborious and has one significant minus - it requires constant monitoring, since immediately required volts for charging can not be 100% supplied.
The end of the battery charge will besignal the boiling of liquid (electrolyte) in the cans. After that it is required to reduce the supplied current in half. That is, if you served 6 volts, you need to apply 3 volts. When the voltage reached the 15 volt mark, the charging current is again reduced by a factor of 2. If for several hours the indicators of the charging current and voltage are unchanged - the charging of the battery for your car is completed. So you learned how to properly charge the battery.