Hi guys, I was looking through the mobile-solarpower.com website, and on this page I found a battery voltage chart for LiFePO4 batteries. But I noticed it wasn't showing the exact voltage ranges that my battery data sheet does. My data sheet shows 100% charge at 14.6V and 0% charge at 10.0V...
The charge/discharge - voltage curve for LiFePO4 is very flat, which means voltage is a poor reference for state of charge, excepting at the very top and bottom. Below 3.0 V / cell there is bugger all capacity left, above 3.5 V / cell there is bugger all room left to take more charge.
Do not allow a cell to exceed 3.65 V nor drop below 2.50 V.
If you are trying to get an accurate SoC then voltage is not a good indicator. The battery curve as posted shows that. It's better to use a smart shunt to get an accurate reading.