Differences in Structure and Application of Acid Storage Batteries
The Frenchman Plant invented lead-acid batteries in 1859 and has gone through nearly 150 years of development. Lead acid batteries have made significant progress in theoretical research, product types and varieties, electrical performance, and other aspects. Whether in transportation, communication, electricity, military, navigation, aviation and other economic fields, lead-acid batteries have played an indispensable and important role.
According to the differences in structure and usage of lead-acid batteries, they can be roughly divided into four categories:
1. Lead acid batteries for starting;
2. Lead acid batteries for power use;
3. Fixed valve regulated sealed lead-acid battery;
4. Other categories include small valve regulated sealed lead-acid batteries, lead-acid batteries for mining lamps, etc.
The nominal voltage of a single-cell lead-acid battery is 2.0V, which can discharge to 1.5V and charge to 2.4V. In applications, six single-cell lead-acid batteries are often connected in series to form a lead-acid battery with a nominal voltage of 12V. There are also 24V, 36V, 48V, etc.