how much water to the dry refurbish batteries
1277177
The instructions indicate 1 quart of water per packet of chemical per battery.
1277178
If you mean that the batteries that you want to repair are dry then they probably cannot be repaired. The chemicals in the kit are to be mixed with water before adding it to the battery. Try to add four ounces of the chemical solution to each cell of the battery.
1762015
There are 7 screws holding it together, the battery is replaceable "ks4. 5-12 sealed lead-acid". Check if there is battery water in the 6 cells.
1157683
how long can this take to recharge 200ah 12v battery from 50% drain and completely drained level?
695114
It is my understanding that this handvac is dry only. I feel poor batterylife and flimsy construction keep this from being very useful. A much better value is the 15.6v Dirt Devil (also dry). Hope this helps.
1585546
I've never run it dry yet. My average ride is two to two and half hours, so even on the full brightness setting, the 700 has enough charge for that time.
1141236
Obviously having this item with dead batteries is the same as not having them at all. What I did when I install fresh batteries is to take a short piece of cellophane tape folded in half along its length sticky sides together placing it between the tip of any battery and its respective contact. If you do this and stick the end out of the battery cover when they're needed you only have to pull the tape out and your still fresh batteries will be ready for work. My daughter used her set to help a stranded motorist recently with batteries over 2 years old but still fresh.
619094
Don't even bother. When my battery finally went on my last one I took it to a battery store.When they opened it up there were about 10 small batteries all wired together in a way that a layman cannot replace and for them to replace them cost more than a new unit. Throw it out,save the filter for back up and buy new!
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Rommel, I agree with Tim. It depends on what you are going to use the stored power for. For example, on average you will charge the batteries 10A for six hours or 60aH. If you are running a water pump that pulls 5A for 15min every hour you would need approximately 30Ah to run 24/7. In this case one battery is more than sufficient. In my case I run LED worklights and cameras. I pull about 10A for 8 to 10 hours which adds up to approximately 100Ah per day. Taking battery degradation and the fact not every day is 100% sun, we use two batteries. Hope this helps with your scenario.
1103541
I am under the impression that you should not run it dry. I unplug mine as soon as it "sputters" when emptying a water canister.
2165847
A full charge and then don't run it all the way down. That was only good for older Li-ion batteries. I like to also charge new batteries for a few hours over the necessary time just out of habit.
1071930
Do I need to fully discharge these batteries after they run low and then recharge them fully so that they won't loose there memory?
1103707
The batteries don't need to be put in a bag if you have the 1000w elite. The main things that can't get wet are the control box and the throttle. Thanks, Adam
2133395
I believe this is a sealed lead-acid battery, which would leave me be believe that it contains electrolytic plates and some form of fluid (water most likely). A dry cell, by definition, has all the required constituent components in the form of a paste, like the standard AA, C, or D cells used in flashlights and what not. Either way, the battery is sealed and requires no maintenance. It will work to power a light bulb. However, it is also designed to be rechargeable, this would be a very expensive 'disposable' battery.
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All safes, if fire-proof and especially water-proof will have moisture issues. Try using something like this: New and Improved Eva-dry E-333 Renewable Mini Dehumidifier Depending on climate, you can get a month or so before recharging. If you choose to use silica, reheat them at least monthly in the oven on 150 for 4 hours. I hope this helps.
566381
I haven't tried it, but judging by the ones I have I would say no. Batteries would get wet
715390
I use mine on high 30 to 44 min every morning. I charge it every 3 or 4 days. I have never ran it dry. love the light its very bright for the price. would recommend it to any one.
2195485
Not on any battery I have in Southern Virginia,,, I think it would be to hot & dry the battery out-especially one not capable of adding water. my 2 cents.