This will avoid the risk of any one battery
being over-cycled, which could result in a
decrease in performance and shortening
of its useful life. Implementing Battery
Monitoring System technology will keep
operators informed of batteries' status
and ensure even use.
9) Keep lids clean
The lids of battery cells should always be
kept clean and free from debris. Doing so
will prevent potential earth leakage and
any subsequent reduction in capacity.
10) Think safety!
Whenever working with batteries always
wear suitable protective clothing and use
appropriate safety equipment.
Ensure spill kits and an eye wash station
is located within your charing area.
Remember to also provide good And don’t forget to safely store the
ventilation to all batteries and chargers charge cables when not in use, this will
when charging and keep battery avoid unnecessary damage as well as
compartment lids open if charging the removing any potential trip hazards.
battery in situ.
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