You probably already know this but the 4th extra Equalize Stage (like 15 + volts for limited time on SOME Chargers to de sulfate) is ONLY for flooded lead acid batteries NOT AGM and NOT Lithium. Not all Smart chargers (even if adds say otherwise) are suitable for the best optimum Lithium battery charging in addition to the normal settings for Flooded or AGM. My 12.8 volt rated Lithium batteries call for constant 14.6 charging but other brands may be different ??? I like the no voltage sag capability in Lithiums, the BMS allows full current charging till 100% and discharge to somewhere around 80+% (but voltage stays at 12.8 or even above) or where set before they completely drop out. In a matter of years SiO2 and the new generation of Solid State Batteries (no liquid or gel electrolyte but a solid state glass like substance??) will render LiFePo4 old school lol my poor daughter and her new Tesla
PS Indeed some furnace brands (Atwood perhaps??) dont keep the fan running if voltage is too low to open gas valve and ignite while others (Suburban maybe ??) keep it running regardless and drains the batteries BTDT but way back in the old days of inadequate FLA Amp Hour capacity. Also some Dinosaur brand replacement boards had an option for that
I ALWAYS install an air captive bladder accumulator tank on my pumps to reduce short cycling and more constant pressure water flow
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