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Engine starting


Starting requires high initial peak current (sometimes over 1000 A) to overcome mechanical inertia followed by high current discharge (hundreds of amperes) during 20 s to 40 s. Several successive attempts, which progressively deplete capacity, may be required, but because the duration is short, starting usually determines what power capability (rather than energy) the battery should have. Maximum power for a 24 V battery is obtained when the battery voltage is allowed to fall to 12 V. 

 

Saft benefits: 

  • Reliable power for trouble-free starts
  • Long life and sustained performance
  • Unmatched reliability and safety under adverse conditions
  • Lighter weight with higher energy density
  • Lower maintenance, operating and life cycle costs

Saft cutting-edge solutions using proven technology are the benchmark for original installation and retrofit.

Quality certifications:

  • ISO 9001 version 2000
  • Quality System Qualification by the U.S. Defense Logistics Agency
  • FAR part 145
  • EASA part 21-G
  • EASA part 145
  • EN/AS/JISQ/9100
  • Westland certificate