How to use the battery correctly?

1. After the electrolyte is depleted: If the electrolyte is found to be depleted, water or sulfuric acid cannot be added to it, the battery replenisher or distilled water should be selected. 2. The operating environment of the battery: the change of ambient temperature also has a great impact on the life of the battery. Extreme heat and cold are both life-killers of the battery. 3. Keep the internal power of the battery sufficient: During the normal driving of the vehicle, the air conditioner, headlights and other electrical equipment are powered by the generator. If a traffic jam is encountered, because the engine speed is too low, the engine cannot guarantee the normal operation of these high-power electrical equipment, and the battery will begin to output electricity. If the battery is left in such a deficient state for a long time, it will accelerate the aging of the battery plate and shorten the service life. 4. Storage of the battery: Some vehicles are parked for a long time without any treatment of the battery. It is thought that the power is naturally turned off after the vehicle is turned off. In fact, this is a wrong concept. Some data to be memorized by the computer and the initialization of some devices are to be maintained by electrical energy. A fully charged battery will lose power within 2-3 weeks after the vehicle is stopped. If it lasts for a month, the internal power will be released. Therefore, if the vehicle is to be stopped for a long time, the connecting wire on the pile head of the battery should be unplugged. However, even if the battery is stored separately, it will self-discharge itself. Therefore, it is recommended that if the vehicle is stopped for a long time, the owner should charge the battery once in 2-3 months. C Note: Do not use 3 batteries. 1. Do not block the ventilation holes of non-maintenance-free batteries. The vent holes of non-maintenance-free batteries are used to dissipate heat and release internal pressure. If the vent holes are blocked, the internal pressure will rise, and in severe cases, the battery will explode. 2. Do not use incorrect charging methods. The battery should be charged with a small current for a long time. If the battery is charged with a large current for a long time, the electrolyte will be heated and boiled, and the internal moisture will evaporate, which will change the density of the electrolyte. 3. Don't work under long-term power loss. If the vehicle owner over-discharges the battery due to negligence, after restarting the vehicle, the engine should be kept running for at least 1 hour to charge the battery. You should drive when possible, and you can charge the battery even in idling conditions. If you want to improve the charging effect, you can increase the engine speed. Generally, a good charging effect can be achieved at 1200 rpm. Occasionally, over-discharge of the battery occurs once or twice, which has little impact on the life of the battery, as long as the owner of the vehicle ensures that the battery is fully charged after the problem is solved. Long-term work under power-deficient conditions will damage the battery life the most. Disclaimer: Some pictures and content of articles published on this site are from the Internet. If there is any infringement, please contact to delete. Previous: What factors affect the performance of 3C lithium-ion batteries