Supplying 12A from 4.5Ah batteries would only run the motor for a few minutes (22.5 min at best).Would it be ok to use two 12v, 4.5ah sealed lead acid batteries on a 24v, 12 amp motor, of would the motor draw to much current from the battery destroying them?
That is if the load demands a constant 12amps?Supplying 12A from 4.5Ah batteries would only run the motor for a few minutes (22.5 min at best).
True, but I would think the motor would require a constant 4 amps, which means the batteries would peter out after an hour. Depending on what he needs, it may not be long enough.That is if the load demands a constant 12amps?
12amps may be the continuous torque rating of the motor.
Max.
Your motor current is going to depend on the load you place on it.
If these are GelCell's for e.g. if you use the motor judiciously you can use these cells, the degree of loading will determine how often you have to recharge of course.
Max.
Supplying 12A from 4.5Ah batteries would only run the motor for a few minutes (22.5 min at best).
That is if the load demands a constant 12amps?
12amps may be the continuous torque rating of the motor.
Max.
True, but I would think the motor would require a constant 4 amps, which means the batteries would peter out after an hour. Depending on what he needs, it may not be long enough.
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