How to Maintain Transfer Cart Battery Performance in Extreme Conditions

In the material handling industry, electric transfer carts are essential equipment, playing a crucial role in transporting materials within workshops. However, how can we ensure stable battery performance in certain special environments? Let's take a brief look.

1.Low Temperatures: Battery performance in electric transfer carts can degrade significantly. In lead-acid batteries, the electrolyte's viscosity increases, slowing ion conduction and raising internal resistance. This weakens charge and discharge capabilities, reducing capacity by about 30%. While lithium batteries are less affected, low temperatures still decrease active material utilization, shortening the transfer cart's range.

Solutions: Charge indoors or in a warm environment first. If charging outdoors, use a heat shield. Recharge promptly when the battery level drops below 30% to avoid prolonged discharge.

2.High Temperatures: High temperatures accelerate ion movement in the battery, which can cause micro-cracks, speed up chemical degradation, and shorten battery life. Fast charging increases heat buildup, further harming performance.

Solutions: Avoid leaving the Battery Powered Transfer Cart in direct sunlight for long periods. Charge in a cool, well-ventilated area and use slow charging to reduce overheating risks. Regularly clean dust from the motor and battery vents to ensure proper airflow.

Conclusion

No matter the challenging conditions, proper maintenance is key. Good maintenance not only ensures stable operation but also extends the Industrial transfer cart's lifespan.