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Hydraulic controller and LS drive unit
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(2020-06-24, 03:51 PM)seandepagnier Wrote: can you connect the hydraulic pump directly to the battery and measure the current while it is moving the rudder?

The hydraulic controller can also use a 30 amp fuse but I put 20 amp fuses.   The idea is the controller never gets more than 5 degrees above ambient with currents 20 amps and less.

Thanks for the suggestion! Unfortunately I was not able to get the measurements so I got into touch with LS directly and they were kind to provide a power consumption curves (attached) plus further info: "Although the average power consumption is around 6 – 7 Amp, it can reach 25 Amp peaks by rough sea conditions when the cylinder has to push hard and the pressure rises." Pretty hard to say how likely that is to happen...


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RE: Hydraulic controller and LS drive unit - by Accablant - 2020-06-28, 07:24 PM

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