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foreverArsenal

Hi
I don't know if this right group to answer my question but maybe someone can
help.


I have a caravan and when away on site I have a night light on though the
night.

The nightlight bulb is 12 volt 100 ma.Power is supplied from a 12volt DC
90 amphour battery.

Q
Can anyone tell me approx how many hours this setup would take to consume
one (1)
amp from the battery please.

Many thanks.
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Barry
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happyhobit

Hi Barry,
The nightlight bulb is 12 volt 100 ma.Power is supplied from a 12volt DC
90 amphour battery.

Q
Can anyone tell me approx how many hours this setup would take to consume
one (1)
amp from the battery please.

100 ma = .1 amp, 1 amphour/ .1 amp = 10 hrs

Jay
 
C

CoyoteBoy

Never have managed to maintain an understanding of battery capacity, every
time I get told about it I forget and go back to thinking that a 90 Ah
battery will provide one amp for 90 hours or 90 amps for one hour. Why i
cant sort this simple thing out baffles me.

JB
 
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foreverArsenal

: Hi Barry,
:
: > The nightlight bulb is 12 volt 100 ma.Power is supplied from a 12volt
DC
: > 90 amphour battery.
: >
: > Q
: > Can anyone tell me approx how many hours this setup would take to
consume
: > one (1)
: > amp from the battery please.
:
: 100 ma = .1 amp, 1 amphour/ .1 amp = 10 hrs
:
: Jay
:
: Hi Jay and Mike

Many thanks for that,that sort of drain I off can live with.

I'm not afraid of the dark :),have a young puddy that needs to be watched
if she's moving
around.
Just out of interest I have some other lights same as the one I'm useing but
with 250v 100ma
bulbs in,would these be better or worse for amp drain off with 12dc.

Many thanks again.
--
Barry
If it ain't broke-don't fix it



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F

foreverArsenal

: About 10 hours.

Hi Mike

many thanks.
:


--
Barry
If it ain't broke-don't fix it

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S

Spudley

If you tried drawing 90Amps for one hour the battery could explode.
Other than that your theory is intact.
 
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Spudley

foreverArsenal said:
: Hi Barry,
:
: > The nightlight bulb is 12 volt 100 ma.Power is supplied from a 12volt
DC
: > 90 amphour battery.
: >
: > Q
: > Can anyone tell me approx how many hours this setup would take to
consume
: > one (1)
: > amp from the battery please.
:
: 100 ma = .1 amp, 1 amphour/ .1 amp = 10 hrs
:
: Jay
:
: Hi Jay and Mike

Many thanks for that,that sort of drain I off can live with.

I'm not afraid of the dark :),have a young puddy that needs to be watched
if she's moving
around.
Just out of interest I have some other lights same as the one I'm useing but
with 250v 100ma

250Volt Lights will not show a glimmer of light if anything at all on a 12
Volt power source.
 
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