Common Use:

• Used in a very wide range of devices
• Cordless drills and tools
• Cordless Home Phones
• Rechargeable AA & AAA batteries
• Testing Equipment and 2way radios.

Charging Tips:

• Always attempt to drain the battery to below 25% before recharging These batteries will build a memory if charged too frequently.
• Use a regulated charger and removed them when fully charged, these batteries will over heat if charged excessively.
• Never store these batteries for long periods with a low charge. Recharge after use if possible.

Common Use:

• Used in a very wide range of devices
• Cordless drills and tools
• Cordless Home Phones
• Rechargeable AA & AAA batteries
• Testing Equipment and 2way radios

Charging Tips:

• These batteries will NOT easily develop a memory, they can be charged frequently
• Use a regulated charger and removed them when fully charged, these batteries will over heat if charged excessively.
• Never store these batteries for long periods with a low charge. Recharge after use if possible.

Common Use:

• Found in almost every cordless/rechargeable application
• New Generation Car, Motorcycle and Boat Batteries (especially electric cars)
• Personal electronics like cellphones, cameras, laptops and tablets
• Newer cordless tools and testing equipment

Charging Tips:

• They prefer frequent, partial charges and will not develop a memory
• Use only regulated chargers specifically designed for your device/battery
• Never charge a lithium battery with physical damage or visual deformities
• It is normal for a lithium battery to get warm when charging but if it becomes very hot to the touch then discontinue use and contact a professional.
• Like all batteries never store for long periods with no charge, always charge your batteries before storing them.
• If left for long periods without use, the circuitry in a lithium battery can “go to sleep” having the battery “boosted” by a company like ours with the correct equipment can sometimes “wake” it up.

Common Use:

• Home alarm. Fire security systems (usually in a metal box in a closet or attic)
• Electric wheel chairs
• Older automotive booster packs
• Rechargeable spotlights
• Commercial exit lights
• Anywhere long term, high capacity power storage is needed

Charging Tips:

• Most devices using these have built in chargers (like security systems)
• When charging one outside of its device use only a dedicated SLA charger
• Charge rate should never be greater ¼ of the batteries capacity. i.e. an 8 amp battery should only use a charger that outputs less than 2 amps
• Never store these batteries for long periods with a low charge. Recharge after use if possible.
• Always remove from charger promptly after charging

Common Use:

• Cars, Trucks, SUVs
• Motorcycles, Boats, ATVs
• Riding lawnmowers, tractors
• Commercial vehicles, trucks and heavy equipment

Charging Tips:

• As with all batteries be careful of connecting positive cables to positive post and negative to negative
• Most can withstand a higher rate of charge but we do not recommend anything over 12 Amp
• Never store with low voltage!
• Use a battery maintainer when storing the vehicle longer than 2 weeks. This device keeps the battery fully charged at all times, especially important on motorcycles, boats, lawnmowers and project cars.
• Always remove from charger promptly after charging or use a charger with a maintenance setting

Common Use:

• Car/truck battery replacement
• High quality & high performance for project cars
• Fire trucks, Ambulances, Police cursers or anything that has to start every time
• Vehicles with a lot of electronics of large sound systems
• Anyone looking for the ultimate in reliability and power for their vehicle.
• High compression motorcycles.

Charging tips:

• Use only chargers specifically designed for SLA batteries
• Never use a charger with a de-sulfating setting on these batteries.
• As with all batteries be careful of connecting positive cables to positive post and negative to negative
• Most can withstand a higher rate of charge but we do not recommend anything over 20 Amps
• Never store with low voltage!
• Use a battery maintainer when storing the vehicle longer than 2 weeks. This device keeps the battery fully charged at all times, especially important on AGM batteries
• Always remove from charger promptly after charging or use a charger with a maintenance setting