Why do we have a high battery rate?

　　Generally, the amount of charging current is represented by the size of the charging current. That is: the charging and discharge multiplied rate = the charging and the power current/rated capacity; for example: when the battery with a rated capacity of 100AH is discharged by 20A, the discharge multiplier is 0.2C. Battery C rate, 1C, 2C, 0.2C is a battery discharge rate: indicates a degree of fast discharge. The capacity used for 1 hour is completed, called 1C discharge; 5 hours of discharge is called 1/5 = 0.2c discharge. Generally, the capacity of the battery can be detected by different discharge currents. For the 24AH battery, the 2C discharge current is 48A and the 0.5C discharge current is 12A.

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