The battery will generate heat during charging and discharging, the temperature of electrolyte should be controlled not to exceed 43 degrees Celsius (110 degrees Fahrenheit). Excessive temperatures will accelerate the deterioration of the battery and shorten its service life. Periodically test the battery with a battery test kit or volt meter and record the results in detail. The specific gravity and voltage of each cell should be tested and recorded monthly to facilitate tracking and understanding of the battery's condition.

Advantages of Forklift Batteries

Cost-effective: Lead-acid batteries have relatively low manufacturing costs and are easy to regenerate, in line with the requirements of sustainable development.

Stable performance: lead-acid batteries show good stability and reliability in many charge/discharge cycles, which is suitable for use in heavy equipment such as forklifts.

High safety: lead-acid batteries have high safety under normal use conditions, and are not easy to explode or catch fire and other accidents.

Lithium iron phosphate has better thermal stability and is not easy to burn and explode, so it is more advantageous to use it in places with higher safety requirements, such as warehouses, cold storage and other environments. This feature makes lithium iron phosphate forklift batteries outstanding in terms of safety, and can effectively reduce the risk of fire and explosion and other safety accidents. Compared with other high-end batteries, the cost of lithium iron phosphate batteries is lower, reducing the manufacturing cost of forklifts. At the same time, its longer service life and higher safety also reduce the cost of forklift use and maintenance costs.

Lithium iron phosphate forklift batteries, as an important power source for electric forklifts, have been widely used in the forklift industry in recent years. Lithium iron phosphate forklift batteries, as the name suggests, are lithium ion batteries with lithium iron phosphate as the positive material. This kind of battery realizes the charging and discharging process of the battery through the movement of lithium ions between the positive and negative electrodes to provide power support for the forklift.