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DP2 LOAD TESTING A BATTERY E30 AND D40 SERIES [BATTERY LOAD TESTING SWL 12 2 14]

Learn how to perform load testing on E30 and D40 series batteries with SWL 12-14 using DP2 equipment for improved battery performance and longevity.

Written by Nash Bernardo

Updated at February 20th, 2025

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    LOAD TESTING
    A BATTERY
    E30 AND D40
    SERIES

     

     

     

     


    LOAD TESTING
    A BATTERY

    • You will need a Digital
      Volt Ohm Meter

     

     


    LOAD Testing
    A Battery
     

    • 2 Jumper Wires
      with Alligator Clip
      on each end

     


    1.Turn the Key Switch off, remove
    cover (s) as needed, this will
    provide access to the batteries
     

     

     


    2. Once the Cover (s) have been
    removed pull back the rubber post
    covers from the Main Positive &
    Negative Battery Post

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     


    3. Connect the jumper wire to the
    Positive and Negative on the 
    Multimeter lead ends

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     


    4. Connect the other end of the
    jumper wire to Main Battery
    Positive & Negative
    terminal ends by sliding it under the
    eyelet next to the battery post
     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     


    5. Get a Near capacity load to lift load
    test the batteries

     


    6. Set the meter to the 200 Volt D/C

     


    6. Note your Static Battery Voltage

     

    A general rule of thumb a Maximum
    of 10% voltage drop under load

     

     

     

     


    6. Note (write your Static Battery Voltage down)

    The rule of thumb is a Maximum
    Voltage drop of 10% under load
    (example 25.0 x0.10 = 2.5)

    7. Lift the load and note the meter
    reading at it smallest number

     

     


    6. Note (write your Static Battery Voltage down)

    The rule of thumb is a Maximum
    Voltage drop of 10% under load
    (example 25.0 x0.10 = 2.5)

    7. Lift the load and note the meter
    reading at it smallest number

    8. Subtract your Load test voltage from the 
    Static voltage (25.0-24.4=.6) ,
    This will give you your voltage drop (.6)

    This example would indicate the batteries
    are OK


    *Click on link to see original document:

    https://static.helpjuice.com/helpjuice_production/uploads/upload/image/14012/3872727/1709548773889-3.-Battery-Load-Testing-SWL-12-2-14.pdf

     

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