Regular service checks and records are essential to determine battery-operating conditions throughout its service life.

The service history of any battery can determine the service life remaining and prevent premature failure.

Keeping a log of all data recorded during each visit will also protect the warranty in the event of battery failure.

• Individual float voltages
• Charger Output I
• Charger Output V
• Ambient and Surface Temperature

A visual inspection is also performed to determine the following:

• Condition of inter-unit/cell connectors
• Condition of battery take-off cables
• Condition of unit/cell cases
• Condition of battery stand/cabinet
• Correct unit/cell numbering
• Missing or damaged insulation covers

Additional checks can be performed during a major service that cannot be performed during a minor service.

• Checking all bolted connections for the correct tightness.
• Perform a discharge test to determine battery capacity.
• Replace corroded inter-cell connectors or faulty units