Tricycle Motorcycle battery charging status

The charging status of the Tricycle Motorcycle battery can be judged based on the electrolyte density and terminal voltage (single cell). Using a high-rate discharge meter to measure the terminal voltage of the battery when discharging with a large current (close to the engine starting current) can accurately determine the degree of discharge of the battery.

For batteries in good technical condition, when measured with a high-rate discharge meter, the single-cell voltage should generally be above 1.5V and remain stable within 5 seconds. Otherwise, the single cell battery should be replenished or replaced due to excessive discharge or failure. You can also use a DC voltmeter to measure the single cell voltage during inspection. If the above instruments are not available, you can also check through the speaker volume and light brightness. It is forbidden to use short-circuit discharge to check the size of sparks to prevent massive discharge of the battery. It is strictly forbidden to place conductive tools and objects on the battery to prevent short-circuit damage to the battery.
Before installing a new battery, corrosive substances on the battery connectors, trays and brackets should be removed, which can easily lead to poor contact and short circuit leakage. The removed battery should be stored carefully to avoid impact, and should not be tilted at an angle greater than 45 degrees, and should not be turned upside down to avoid electrolyte leakage from small holes.
Avoid storing batteries in high temperature environments. High temperature will accelerate the self-discharge of the battery and avoid mixing with alkaline substances. When the shell is found to be broken or the electrolyte is leaking, it should be repaired in time. When parking a Tricycle Motorcycle, the battery should be properly stored. If stored for a short period of time, it is simpler and more economical to use wet storage methods, that is, to keep the battery full. Replenish the power supply every 1 month to make up for self-discharge losses, and should be placed in a cool, dry and ventilated place.
If stored for a long time, first charge for 10 hours and discharge to 1.7V, pour out the original electrolyte, add distilled water and charge with a small current until the distilled water of the battery is acid-free, pour out the distilled water, and place the battery port in a cool, dry and ventilated place, but the period should not exceed one year. .