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Originally Posted by Bob Denman
Ah... It'll be a pair of AGM 31s under the steps, and it'll need to power a peritoneal dialysis fluid cycling unit for 9 hours overnight, and about four hours of it just idling after it has been set up for the evening...
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So...AGMs are simply lead acid that don't need to be watered I have 4 lead acid under the steps and they hardly last overnight. If you've tested the set up, keep pushing it. Eventually they will drop out. Here is the data on my 4-100ah lead acid, G26DC batteries.
The End State of Charge (ESOC) is after running the generator and an hour rest. The Beginning State of Charge BSOC is the battery percent of charge the following morning; whenever I got my butt out of bed and wanted to run the coffee maker.
The X axis is the time between measurements. The Y axis is the volts within that tine period. Note the downward trend line. If you'd like to see the raw data, let me know.
I would seriously recommend something more stout for your application. Send some pics of your under-step storage compartment and it's measurements. We ma be able to bake up something like the attached.