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I have an electric assisted surrey bike. The battery when charged properly reaches 54-58vdc. It’s a lithium battery. The charger has indicator led lights to show when fully charged. The manufacturer strongly recommends that the charger be removed when the battery reaches a full charge but it takes 6-8 hours so I could be off doing anything. I basically want an audible alarm when the battery reaches a set point of 54-58 volt DC. I’m a beginning electronics hobbyist and can readily build it but just starting to learn design and help would be awesome. Thank you. |
September 05, 2019 |
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"The charger has indicator led lights to show when fully charged". You can use this light voltage to turn on your alarm. |
September 05, 2019 |
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Wow. That is so obvious! I totally didn’t consider that. Your idea is great and I appreciate it so much. I’ll crack open the charger and do just that. Thank you for taking time to read and post a response. This is an awesome site, so glad I found it. |
September 05, 2019 |
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