Minimum Throughput Energy definition

Minimum Throughput Energy means the total output energy of the Product recorded in the control module of the Product.
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Examples of Minimum Throughput Energy in a sentence

  • SAJ guarantees that the battery part retains sixty percent (60%) of Nominal Energy for 10 years from the commissioning date (no more than ten years and six months (126 months) from the date of product shipment from SAJ), or for a Minimum Throughput Energy which is calculated from the commissioning date, whichever comes first, under the standard capacity test conditions.

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