Sentences with phrase «voltage battery takes»

The high - voltage battery takes just 5.8 hours to fully charge via a 230 - V, 10 - A connection.
The high - voltage battery takes 5.8 hours to fully charge via a 230 - V, 10 - A connection while an optional 7.2 kW on - board charger and a 230 - V, 32 - A connection reduce charging time to 3.6 hours.
The high - voltage battery takes 12 hours to fully charge via a common 120 V, 10 amp connection.

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«The work has started to build the pieces of hardware that are needed for us to take the battery voltages and convert those into the AC voltages that would be needed by a data center or to run a store or to back up a home,» Taylor says.
The charger quickly detects the voltage of the battery you're trying to charge - it only takes 2 seconds!
If the electric screwdriver is cordless, the voltage of the battery will have a large impact on how long it takes to get the job done.
«There are so many properties to optimize — the voltage, the long - term stability, whether it's easy to synthesize — there's so much that goes into taking a battery material to a commercial stage.
The traction - drive system typically consists of a boost converter (which steps up voltage when the electronic circuit requires a higher operating voltage than the battery can provide alone), two inverters (which take direct current (DC) voltage and convert it to alternating current (AC)-RRB-, and electric motors to provide motive power (pdf).
In the end, the team determined that doping the cathode changes the local electronic structure to allow the battery to regularly take in and release the maximum voltage.
There's also been the heater resistor pack and the alternator voltage regulator, which took the battery out with it.
And, the battery I took out of the fob has the same voltage as a new battery.
A voltage under about 13.2 V at the battery means either your battery is just about dead, or very little charging is taking place.
It's possible that some other equipment might be damaged by a reverse voltage even below 1.4 volts, but I think the alternator will take the biggest hit if the outside power source is able to completely overpower the vehicle's battery.
With UVO eco, drivers can remotely10 monitor and charge their vehicle's high - voltage battery; setup charging schedules to take advantage of off - peak utility rates; preset the vehicle's cabin temperature, turn on window defrosters, and heat the steering wheel, lock or unlock doors, and find their vehicle from their smartphone or web enabled device.
With UVO eco, drivers can remotely monitor and charge their vehicle's high - voltage battery; setup charging schedules to take advantage of off - peak utility rates; preset the vehicle's cabin temperature, turn on window defrosters, and heat the steering wheel, lock or unlock doors, and find their vehicle from their smartphone or web - enabled device.
Greater current and higher voltages charge batteries faster, but there's a limit to what they can take.
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