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'''Batteries''' (not to be confused with [[Battery Cell|battery cells]] are stationary [[:Category:Installations|installations]] able to store and release electrical power.
 
==Function==
Batteries are useful to stabilize the submarine's power:
* they absorb power when the [[Nuclear Reactor]] overproduces and menaces to overload and damage connected devices;
* when the [[Nuclear Reactor]] fails to provide enough currents for devices to function (be it because the reactor doesn't produce enough, is not connected to the device anymore, or is destroyed), batteries still provides power for a time, hopefully long enough to fix the problem.
 
==Usage==
In practical terms, batteries can store up to 2.000 units of power; they can store up energy at a rate of up to 500 units per time unit, but can deliver electricity at a rate of 1.000 units par time unit.
 
==I/O Interface==
{{Connection panel
| input1 = power_out
| input1tt = Store power received through this input.
| input2 = power_in
| input2tt = Powers item(s) connected to this input by drawing upon the battery's store.
}}
 
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[[Category:Installations]]

Revision as of 21:26, 13 March 2016

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Battery
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Power Consumption Variable (see description) kW
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Categories Misc

Batteries (not to be confused with battery cells are stationary installations able to store and release electrical power.

Function

Batteries are useful to stabilize the submarine's power:

  • they absorb power when the Nuclear Reactor overproduces and menaces to overload and damage connected devices;
  • when the Nuclear Reactor fails to provide enough currents for devices to function (be it because the reactor doesn't produce enough, is not connected to the device anymore, or is destroyed), batteries still provides power for a time, hopefully long enough to fix the problem.

Usage

In practical terms, batteries can store up to 2.000 units of power; they can store up energy at a rate of up to 500 units per time unit, but can deliver electricity at a rate of 1.000 units par time unit.

I/O Interface

Connection Panel for Battery
Hover over pins to see their descriptions.
power_out
power_in
Store power received through this input.
Powers item(s) connected to this input by drawing upon the battery's store.
Requires: Screwdriver
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