Reasons for Insufficient Battery Life of the Omnidirectional Mobile Trackless Vehicle
Recently, some customers have reported issues with insufficient battery life. Today, we will analyze the possible reasons behind this problem:
Battery aging: As the usage time of the trackless transfer cart increases, the internal electrolyte decomposes, and some chemical substances gradually deteriorate. This aging process reduces the battery's performance over time, leading to shorter operating hours.
Insufficient charging: If the battery is not fully charged during charging, or if there is a problem with the charging equipment, it may result in insufficient power or incomplete charging. This directly impacts the operating time of the trackless vehicle.
Over-discharge: The battery of the electric flat cart should not be excessively discharged. If it is used for extended periods or allowed to discharge beyond 80%, it will significantly affect the battery’s lifespan and reduce its usable time.
Countermeasures:
Regular maintenance and care: For lead-acid batteries, check the battery fluid every three months and add distilled water as needed. Keep the battery surface clean.
Use certified charging equipment: Always use high-quality, qualified chargers to ensure the battery is fully and safely charged.
Periodic charging during long-term storage: If the vehicle is not used for a long period, the battery should be charged and discharged regularly to maintain optimal performance.
Proper storage and usage: Ensure the battery operates in a suitable environment with proper temperature and ventilation to avoid unnecessary damage.
By following the above measures, users can effectively extend the battery life of the Omnidirectional Mobile Trackless Vehicle and minimize downtime.
