Zapp Star Battery Specs
| Nominal Voltage |
1.2V Cell |
| Nominal Capacity |
1000 Ah/5HR. |
| Dimensions |
15 x 6 x 20 |
| Capacity @ 68º F |
5 HR 200A |
Cut Off 1.0V |
1000Ah |
| 10 HR 100A |
Cut Off 1.0V |
1100Ah |
| 20 HR 50A |
Cut Off 1.0V |
1300Ah |
| Capacity Affected By Temperature |
104º F |
108% (5HR. DCHG. 1080Ah) |
| 68º F |
100% (5HR. DCHG. 1000Ah) |
| 32º F |
50% (5HR. DCHG. 500Ah) |
| -4º F |
10% (5HR. DCHG. 100Ah) |
| Self-discharge @ 68º F |
1 Month |
97% - 6 Months |
85% |
| 2 Months |
91% - 12 Months |
70% |
Charge Cycle/Float |
Voltage |
Const. Voltage Charge |
1.45 - 1.50V @ 68º F |
| Current |
Initial Chrg. Amps |
Less Than 200A |
| Operating Range |
CHRG. |
4º - 104º F |
| DCHG. |
-40º - 140º F |
| Life Expectancy |
Cycles Electrolyte |
100% DCHG. |
1000 Cycles |
| 50% DCHG. |
2000 Cycles |
| 30% DCHG. |
3000 Cycles |
| Float |
100+ Years |
When maintaining your Zapp Star Battery, it is important to keep the water level
between the two level lines by adding distilled water when indicated. If the water
level drops below the lower level line, carbon can build up on exposed plates. This
will weaken the battery capacity. If this happens, flushing the battery with distilled
water and refilling with new electrolytes will return the battery to 100% capacity.
Changing the electrolytes can be expected every twenty years (20) years. By rule of
thumb only change the electrolytes when the battery capacity drops. With proper maintenance
a two-year warranty is provided.
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