Battery Replacement

Battery Care

While removing the terminals of battery negative connector should be disconnected first followed by positive terminal.
Gently scrub the terminals with wire brush if there is corrosion on the terminals.
Coat terminals with lubricants (Grease or Lubrication oil) to protect from corrosion.
While installing the battery please ensure that the terminals are tightly fixed to avoid spark and inefficient functioning of battery.
Battery terminals should be checked to make sure there is no sign of corrosion which can render the battery inefficient.
Understanding Battery health Indicator: Battery health indicator shows the state of battery, if its green it’s in perfect condition, white means it should be charged while red means it should be changed

While removing the terminals of battery negative connector should be disconnected first followed by positive terminal.
Gently scrub the terminals with wire brush if there is corrosion on the terminals.
Coat terminals with lubricants (Grease or Lubrication oil) to protect from corrosion.
While installing the battery please ensure that the terminals are tightly fixed to avoid spark and inefficient functioning of battery.
Battery terminals should be checked to make sure there is no sign of corrosion which can render the battery inefficient.
Make sure that the UPS is cutting off its charging at 14 volts and consumption of the battery stops at 11.5 volts.

1. After how much time should we check for electrolyte?
Water checkup is dependent upon usage, temperature & load etc. so it is recommended that you must check water level after every 2 months.

2. How much water level should be maintained in battery?
The battery water should be enough to bring the electrolyte level to the bottom of the open vent [cap hole bottom] [ref. to the picture in below]. The electrolyte level should be high enough to cover all the plates in the cell. Tap water and drinking water should never be used as electrolyte as it can damage the battery.