What does the optimum ambient temperature for a lead-acid battery mean?
Some facts on the subject of operating or ambient temperature.
As a general rule, Banner recommends an operating temperature of max. -40 to +55 degrees Celsius; optimum storage conditions are approx. +25 to +27 degrees Celsius. These criteria apply to all lead-acid batteries and are valid for conventional, EFB, AGM and GEL technology.
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Open the screw connections on the battery cover.
It’s this easy.
Please be sure to use an appropriately sized flat-blade screwdriver (slotted screwdriver) or the special “plug spanner” from Banner to open the cell plugs.
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Upgrading EFB to AGM start-stop car battery
What exactly has to be considered in detail here?
We explain to you what needs to be considered when upgrading technology, for start-stop batteries, from EFB to AGM batteries.
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Start-stop battery tip
Can I install a more powerful battery in my car with start-stop technology?
Modern start-stop vehicles have a battery energy management system (BEM) that uses sensors to monitor one or more batteries. We will explain what needs to be considered when installing more powerful batteries.
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100% charge level of the on-board power supply battery in a motorhome
Full charge while driving sufficient?
Based on our experience, we know that sufficient charging while driving is unfortunately only possible to a very limited extent. Especially in summer (air conditioning on max, lighting on, radio on, fridge running, etc.), there is little power left for a full charge of a battery.
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Maintenance and inspection of starter batteries
Everything you need to know about storing, maintaining and inspecting batteries.
Now’s the perfect time to check all your batteries as well as any external equalising charge that may be necessary.
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Handling boat batteries professionally
Which battery is the best power supply for a sailing boat or as starter battery for a motorboat?
Everything you need to know about correctly storing, inspecting and recharging boat batteries.
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What does “eco-roll(ing)” mean?
Simply rolling with the long-distance lorry in neutral.
More and more often, predictive cruise control and the eco-roll(ing) driving mode are used in long-distance lorries to reduce fuel consumption and CO₂2emissions on downhill stretches.
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What is platooning?
Several long-distance lorries drive behind each other in the slipstream.
Autonomous and connected driving is set to fundamentally change road freight transport. This refers to automated platoons – i.e. groups – of long-distance lorries that can drive at close separations with the help of technical driving assistance and control systems.
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HGV manufacturers count on environmentally friendly lorries
Start-stop technology is becoming a big hit with delivery HGVs.
In the commercial vehicle sector, too, manufacturers are working on further reducing the fuel consumption of vehicles, cutting emissions and pushing ahead with the development of alternative drive systems.
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What is coasting or sailing?
In simple terms, the free rolling of the long-distance lorry.
More and more often, kinetic energy is converted into electrical energy during coasting, and this charges the start-stop battery.
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Hobby and leisure batteries - Power your adventures
What do you need to know about leisure batteries and what makes them different from starter batteries?
In short – in running terms, the starter battery would be a sprinter and the long-term discharge battery a marathon runner.
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