Understanding the charging curve or charging profile of your Lectric battery can be helpful in keeping your battery healthy. I monitored my Lectric XP 3.0 14 Ah (amp hour) battery every 30 minutes as it charged from a very low state of charge to full. When you're battery is fully discharged, completely empty, it is important to understand how quickly it charges up so you can know when you will be able to get back on the road. Understanding the charging curve of your battery and controller will also help you control your charging to make sure your battery is not left at a full state of charge or at a too low a charge for an extended period of time.
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