Banner Lexicon: cycle capacity
What does cycle capacity mean?
A battery (accumulator) always works between charging and discharging (= cycle). The more often these so-called cycles are possible, the more cycle-stable the battery is.
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Banner Lexicon: Self-discharge
What does self-discharge mean?
Self-discharge refers to self-running electrochemical processes which cause batteries (accumulators) to discharge more or less quickly, even if no electrical consumers are connected.
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Banner Lexicon: ESD
What does “ESD” mean?
ESD stands for Electrostatic Discharge. The materials used and the battery technology can reduce the risk of ESD.
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Battery tip: Going for the cheap option will often cost you more in the long run.
Why should you always go for quality when choosing a car battery?
Nowadays, starter batteries are under even more strain due to the use of start-stop systems, additional consumers and extreme climatic conditions. Cheap batteries often turn out to be the more expensive solution.
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Tips for shaking off the winter frost before going camping or caravanning
All set for spring and summer.
So you have a camper bus, motor home or caravan and the big freeze is finally over. Here are some valuable tips from Banner on how to wake your vehicle and battery up from the sleep of winter.
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Banner Lexicon: Capacity
What does capacity mean?
The maximum amount of charge for a fully charged battery to release a stored amount of electricity (ampere-hours/Ah) at a specified current level (ampere/A) over a specified time (hours/h).
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Battery tip for golf caddy batteries:
"Happy Golfing" with Banner batteries. Go long or go home.
Along with starter batteries for cars, motorcycles and the rest, Banner also offers top-quality batteries for your golf caddy. Proper maintenance is crucial for the performance and the lifetime of your battery. To help, Banner has a few valuable tips.
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Battery tip: So your car battery doesn’t get fried.
How best to protect your battery in summer?
If winter comes around and it turns out you need a new battery, the summer heat is usually to blame.
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