Mastering Self-Discharge: Kaiying Power's Lead-Acid Battery Solution

In modern society, lead-acid batteries are widely used in various fields such as motorcycle, UPS systems, and solar energy storage. However, they often face a common problem during usage: self-discharge rate. Self-discharge rate refers to the rate at which a battery loses energy when not being charged, affecting its performance and lifespan.

The impact of self-discharge rate on lead-acid batteries cannot be underestimated. A high self-discharge rate means that the battery loses energy quickly during storage or idle periods, reducing its availability and efficiency. This not only leads to the need for more frequent recharging before use but may also result in battery damage or performance decline during long-term storage.

As a battery factory, Kaiying Power is committed to addressing the challenge of self-discharge rate in lead-acid batteries and providing high-quality solutions. We have taken the following measures to reduce self-discharge rate:

1. Optimizing battery design: By improving the internal structure and material selection, we reduce internal reaction rates and consequently lower self-discharge rates.

2. Improving manufacturing processes: Utilizing advanced manufacturing techniques ensures sealing and stability during battery assembly, reducing the impact of external environments.

3. Optimizing storage conditions: We strictly control temperature and humidity during lead-acid battery storage, avoiding excessively high or low temperatures and damp environments to minimize self-discharge rates.

4. Regular maintenance and charging: We recommend regular maintenance and charging of lead-acid batteries to replenish lost energy from self-discharge and extend battery lifespan.

Kaiying Power is committed to providing high-quality, high-performance lead-acid battery products to meet customer needs. We believe that through continuous innovation and effort, we can deliver superior products and services to customers, ensuring the reliable application of lead-acid batteries across various fields.