It's full already? You're probably looking at the "POWER: 0" and thinking it's not working. That number is the current output - add a load (a light or some such) after the battery bank and it'll go up. Show The current charge is represented by the "durability" of the individual batteries. Once you start draining, the first battery will start "taking damage". Once charging, it will get durability back slowly. Easiest way to see if it is charging is checking the sell price on the batteries, that will tick up slowly as the durability improves (all subject to change, since .. well, it looks quite silly as implemented... not surprised people get confused 
Description[]The Battery Bank is a new tool added in A16 as a part of the new Electricity game mechanics. The Battery Bank allows you to power your electrical components. It requires at least one battery, expandable up to six. The maximum energy output is determined by the number of batteries installed and their quality. An externally powered and turned on Battery Bank will recharge its batteries. If there are no batteries installed it acts as a relay pushing power down line. A battery bank is best when paired with a Solar Bank, which can recharge the batteries during the day. Crafting[]
Discharging[]While turned on the battery bank will consume durability from batteries in its slots starting with the top left. These batteries will lose durability at a rate of 4 points per minute per watt. So if your battery bank was producing 45W of power it would use 4*45 = 180 durability per minute. minutes_of_charge = durability_of_battery / (4*power_usage) Charging[]To charge a Battery Bank attach it to an alternate power source (e.g. a Solar Bank) by right clicking the source with a wiring tool then right clicking the battery bank. Note the battery bank must be turned on for it to charge as while it is off it is considered bypassed so only acts as a relay. While charging it will consume 5w from the alternate power source (so to charge a battery bank you need system_power_cost+5w). While powered, it will regenerate durability in the battery inside, independent of quality, at a rate of 6 points per second. Batteries are charged in the sequence right to left, bottom to top. A 600 quality battery has 6000 durability so it would take about 16 minutes and 40 seconds to charge making the maximum time taken to fully recharge a battery bank 100 minutes. Video[]
You can charge it with generator OR solar (not both at the same time). When you connect it,
The generator is connected to the battery bank and then the battery bank to a switch so I can control when the power passes... still won't charge...
The battery bank need to be ON to allow the genrator bank to charge the batteries.
it's ON, both the fueled generator and the battery bank with nice quality batteries inside but nope, no recharging -_-
You mentioned a switch, the generator needs to connected directly to the battery bank and nothing else.
from the 7DTD Wiki A battery bank is best when paired with a Solar Bank, which can recharge the batteries during the day. To charge a Battery
Bank attach it to an alternate power source (e.g. a Solar Bank) by right clicking the source with a wiring tool then right clicking the battery bank. Note the battery bank must be turned on for it to charge as while it is off it is considered bypassed so only acts as a relay.[1]
If the battery bank has MORE OUTPUT than the generator, then the game thinks you don't need to charge the batteries .... Remove your batteries to lower the banks output to less than the generators output. A better setup is : Generator -> Timer Relay -> Battery Bank -> Load Just as long as the generator exceeds the output of the bank, you'll be fine. You need to figure out how long it takes to discharge the battery (read it's durability after an hour use), check the clock and set the timer relay clock to switch over about 1 hour before the battery discharges. Also, the LOAD needs to never exceed the generator output, the load has to be equal or less than the power output of the battery. (the same is true for solar/battery setup). Enjoy. Last edited by CellNav; 10 Dec, 2018 @ 12:48pm
vgifford As other have already stated, in A16 you needed to have the generator or solar bank on, connect that to the battery bank. The battery bank must be on for the batteries to charge. If anything is drawing power from the battery bank it will not charge, hence the reason people are saying connect the battery bank to a switch so you can turn the switch off. I have not tried it in A17 yet, but that it how it worked in A16.
Vyrex Just connect the solar panel or generator to the battery bank. Turn both on tada. It works like a charm for me no problem, how it should be. Im sure you are doing something wrong.
if anyone has the same problem and come looking here, the issue is that batteries use their durability (the colored bar) to indicate their charge, so usually you find batteries that are full. when you run a generator to a bank, it will "repair" the battery, i.e. refill their durability. the "power 0w" you see on a bank connected to any appliances to draw power and its bar indicates the power DRAW from the bank, not the charge. so 1. place generator How do you use the battery bank in 7 days to die?To charge a Battery Bank attach it to an alternate power source (e.g. a Solar Bank) by right clicking the source with a wiring tool then right clicking the battery bank. Note the battery bank must be turned on for it to charge as while it is off it is considered bypassed so only acts as a relay.
Do Solar banks work at night 7 days to die?The maximum possible output of a Solar Bank is 180W. Solar Cells can only operate during the daytime.
Can you repair batteries 7 days to die?Using the battery to supply power in the battery bank drains durability from the battery, and the durability of the battery can be restored by charging it in the battery bank.
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