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12v, 14v & 16v battery application and usage.

So, you need 14 volts? Buy a 14-volt battery. Need 16 volts? Buy a 16-volt battery, right? Yea, that's not how that works. Here we do a somewhat quick walkthrough of why higher resting voltage batteries open up a whole new box of pros and cons. This is a RANGE, there is always a high and low "grey area" between different battery manufacturers. Consult your battery builder for unique requirements. 12-volt batteries need to charge at/around 13.8-14.9 volts 14-volt batteries need to charge at/around 15.8 -16.8 volts 16-volt batteries need to charge at/around 18.2-19.2 volts https://4xspower.com/14-16V-Instructi... If you do not have TWO alternators, you can realistically only run ONE voltage. Many 2/3/4 alternator setups can be run at 12v for the vehicle side and 14 or 16 for the audio equipment side. I don't know of any Racecar that will run 2 alternators to achieve this. If they did, then they're not fast. Stick with the basics and the Keep It Simple Stupid method, (KISS). https://4xspower.com/14-16V-Instructi... Also, please remember to verify your add on equipment can tolerate 15-17-19 volts of charge. Most amplifiers need to stay around 16 volts. So, if you have a 16-volt battery....that's not gonna end well. On to the next. Email me at [email protected] if you have an ideas for video topics that haven't already been discussed. Educations first, purchasing last and quality over quantity!