DOD: Understand the concept of depth of discharge (DOD) in solar batteries I Aditya Greens

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  • Опубліковано 5 лис 2024

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  • @SMSOLAR
    @SMSOLAR 3 роки тому +3

    Very good sir informative video

  • @franswamostert570
    @franswamostert570 3 роки тому +1

    Thank you but hope anyone can help...i have a setting of "DOD with grid %" and "DOD without grid %" ....i am using my Imeon inverter as backup for now, so when the grid goes down i want my Ritar RA12-100 batteries to discharge about 40 - 50 %, .... not sure what to set the DOD with grid % and the DOD without grid %... any advice please?

  • @mahammadul
    @mahammadul 2 роки тому +1

    if I set my Solar Battery DOD to 20%
    what does this mean?
    20% DOD means - 20 % usable and 80% charged
    or 80 % usable and 20% charged

    • @YashKumar-mypage
      @YashKumar-mypage  2 роки тому +3

      Hi Karim,
      Depth of Discharge (DOD) means to what extent you can withdraw current from the battery.
      Assuming a battery capacity of 10 kWh with a DOD of 80%.
      It means you can withdraw 8 kWh (80% of 10 kWh) energy from the battery without affecting its useful life.
      You can always withdraw 100% of energy from the battery.
      But it affects its duty cycle and useful life.
      So a battery with 80% DOD, means using 80% of its energy and keep 20% in the battery itself.
      I hope I made my point.
      Thank you for watching the video.
      Yash:)