Prime mover batteries must suit continuous float charging and the starter motor current. They are charged by the set's own charging generator while running and/or by a battery charger from a power supply whether the set is running or stopped; flooded or valve regulated lead-acid types suited to float charging are examples, emergency supply systems may have extra battery requirements in other standards, and AS 2676 and AS 3011 cover battery installation and maintenance.
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