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Offline R0t0rhead

How much electrical power can the machine produce?
« on: December 09, 2022, 12:57:05 PM »
I know that there is several answers to this question, based on what engine you have. But what is typical? And anyone who know specific to the Cforce 850 CX?

The purpose is to find out how much working light i can mount before it might become an issue.
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Offline NMKawierider

Re: How much electrical power can the machine produce?
« Reply #1 on: December 09, 2022, 01:22:49 PM »
Depends on the stator. Most with power steering have to be 450 or 500 watts. A non-P/S machine would be in the 350-400 watt range. These are sized so that with everything on..all factory items..lights, gear (excluding winches), power steering at maximum assist..everything, then with the accessory circuit at it's maximum fused limit which is usually 10 amps, all but about 1% of the stator's output is used. So if you dedicate the accessory reserve and yours is a 450 watt stator, you will have about 14.5 amps to play with. I suggest keeping it to 12. A 500 would give a little more...and of course the chances of you using every "bell and whistle" on the machine at the same time is not really probable so...Also LED wattage output does not directly equate to the amp load the light will draw. For example, a 180 watt light bar would convert to using 15 amps...but it doesn't. It's actual amp draw is about half that.     
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