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<blockquote data-quote="S.B.C." data-source="post: 6699656" data-attributes="member: 604629"><p>Truth</p><p></p><p>a copy n paste</p><p></p><p>In addition to the stated voltage and Ah capacity, SLA batteries have a ‘C’ rating designed to meet specific load applications such as C5, C10 and C20. The vast majority of SLA batteries are rated C20 which means they are designed to provide 1/20th of the stated Ah capacity for 20 hours to 10.5 volts. For example, 7Ah/ C20 = 350mA load for 20 hours. If the ‘C’ rating is not specified consult the battery manufacturer.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="S.B.C., post: 6699656, member: 604629"] Truth a copy n paste In addition to the stated voltage and Ah capacity, SLA batteries have a ‘C’ rating designed to meet specific load applications such as C5, C10 and C20. The vast majority of SLA batteries are rated C20 which means they are designed to provide 1/20th of the stated Ah capacity for 20 hours to 10.5 volts. For example, 7Ah/ C20 = 350mA load for 20 hours. If the ‘C’ rating is not specified consult the battery manufacturer. [/QUOTE]
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