Battery Health Preservation
The BatteryPlus35-II preserves battery health by preventing the battery from
excessive discharge. The BatteryPlus35-II will start a two-stage shutdown or Low
Voltage Disconnect (LVD), powering down the BatteryPlus35-II outputs. This is to
conserve remaining battery capacity until the battery can be charged.
Table 7: LVD Mode voltage thresholds
LVD MODE LEAD ACID LIFEPO4 (HA ONLY)
ECO 10.8V 12.0V
Storage
10.5V 11.5V
Recovery
12.8V
13.8V
The BatteryPlus35-II will enter the two stages of LVD, ECO Mode and Storage Mode,
when the caravan’s battery voltage falls below the LVD thresholds.
Note: BRK+ Battery Output (40A rated) is not controlled by the LVD mode.
ECO MODE
In ECO Mode, the BatteryPlus35-II will continue to provide power to your battery
monitor, however power to the load terminal block will be turned off (except for
terminal 1).
To exit ECO Mode, start battery charging. The BatteryPlus35-II will exit ECO Mode
when the battery charges to the Recovery voltage. Upon exiting ECO Mode, the
BatteryPlus35-II will automatically return to its previous state of operation.
When in ECO Mode you may temporarily turn on caravan loads for a short time by
cycling the switch connected the BatteryPlus35-II’s RSW input or the battery button
on the Trek, Odyssey or Mobile Apps. This feature allows you to retract slide-outs or
electric steps.
STORAGE MODE
In Storage Mode, power to all loads and the accessories including battery monitors
and remote controls will be turned off.
To exit Storage Mode, start battery charging. The BatteryPlus35-II will exit Storage
Mode when the battery charges to the Recovery voltage.
When in Storage Mode you may temporarily turn on caravan loads for a short time by
cycling the switch connected the BatteryPlus35-II’s RSW input.
RECOVERY MODE
If a charging source is present and the battery voltage rises above 12.8V (lead acid)
or 13.8V (LiFePO4), and the shutdown was due to an LVD event, the BatteryPlus35-II
will enter Recovery Mode and will resume normal operation.
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