Deep Dive! The Working Principle of Lead-Acid Batteries in Electric Motorcycles
- Kawinthip Rahaeng
- 5 days ago
- 2 min read
⚡️ Deep Dive! The Working Principle of Lead-Acid Batteries in Electric Motorcycles ⚡️
The battery is like the heart of an electric motorcycle, serving to store electrical energy that drives the motorcycle. Lead-acid batteries are widely used, inexpensive, and easy to find. However, they have a shorter lifespan and are suitable for general use, such as in motorcycles, golf carts, scooters, electric bicycles, and electric tricycles.
1. Main Components
Lead Plates: Made from lead, divided into two types:
Positive Lead Plate: Composed of lead dioxide (PbO₂)
Negative Lead Plate: Composed of lead (Pb)
Electrolyte: Diluted sulfuric acid (H₂SO₄)
Battery Terminals: For connecting the electrical circuit
2. Advantages
Inexpensive
Easy to find
Durable and resistant to impact
3. Disadvantages
Low energy density
Heavy weight
Short lifespan
Slow charging
Short riding range
Sensitive to temperature
4. Factors Affecting Performance
Electrolyte Concentration: Affects the ability to store charge
Temperature: High temperature affects lifespan, while low temperature affects charging efficiency
Electric Current: High current affects battery lifespan
⚡️ 5 Tips to Extend the Lifespan of Electric Motorcycle Batteries ⚡️
Maintaining your battery to keep it efficient and extend its lifespan will ensure longer, safer, and more economical rides. LION EV, an expert in electric motorcycles, provides some useful tips.
1. Charge Properly
Always charge the battery fully, but avoid overcharging or letting it fully discharge. If the battery level is at 35%, it's okay to charge it.
Use the battery regularly.
Avoid using the battery in excessively hot or cold temperatures.
Replace the battery when its lifespan is over.
Use a high-quality, standardized charger.
2. Avoid High Temperatures
Park the electric motorcycle in a shaded, well-ventilated area.
Avoid parking in direct sunlight for prolonged periods.
Do not charge the battery in excessively hot conditions.
3. Ride Responsibly
Ride at appropriate speeds and avoid sudden acceleration or braking.
Avoid overloading the motorcycle.
Plan your trips to allow time for recharging.
4. Check Battery Condition
Regularly check for any irregularities or issues.
5. Get Regular Service Checks
Take the electric motorcycle for regular service checks as recommended.
Skilled technicians will check the battery and electrical systems.
Lead-acid batteries remain a popular choice for general use due to their affordability and availability. However, users should carefully study the information and choose the right battery for their needs.
LION EV is committed to providing high-quality electric motorcycles equipped with batteries that have been thoroughly tested and certified to ensure a safe and confident riding experience.
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