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How to Test Emergency Light Batteries
How to Test Emergency Light Batteries Dec. 30, 2021

​It is critical to ensure that your emergency light batteries are working properly. In emergency lights that use multiple batteries, they must all be in good condition.

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Charging Nickel-metal-hydride
Charging Nickel-metal-hydride Dec. 27, 2021

​The NiMH charging algorithm is similar to NiCd, except that NiMH is more complex. Detecting negative Delta V for a full charge is very weak, especially when charging below 0.5C. Mismatch or heat application will further alleviate the symptoms.

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Tips for maintaining optimal emergency light battery performance
Tips for maintaining optimal emergency light battery performance Dec. 13, 2021

​In the event of a power outage emergency, emergency lights are designed to provide sufficient illumination to safely direct building occupants to an exit.

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Why Choose Lithium Iron Phosphate for Solar Applications?
Why Choose Lithium Iron Phosphate for Solar Applications? Dec. 03, 2021

​Lithium batteries for solar street lights are becoming an increasingly mainstream solution.

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LiFePO4 Care Guide: Maintaining Your Lithium Battery
LiFePO4 Care Guide: Maintaining Your Lithium Battery Nov. 26, 2021

​Because LiFePO4 chemistry lithium batteries are one of the most powerful and long-lasting battery chemistries available, they have become popular in recent years for a range of applications. If properly maintained, they will last a decade or more.

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Charging Lithium Iron Phosphate (LIFEPO4) Batteries
Charging Lithium Iron Phosphate (LIFEPO4) Batteries Nov. 19, 2021

​How do I charge a LiFePO4 battery? This is one of the most common questions we get from our customers. The answer is simple: use a LiFePO4 battery charger, of course.

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Replacing Ni-Cd rechargeable batteries with Ni-MH rechargeable batteries in solar lights is a better choice!
Replacing Ni-Cd rechargeable batteries with Ni-MH rechargeable batteries in solar lights is a better choice! Nov. 10, 2021

​Many people are asking "Can I use Ni-MH (Nickel Metal Hydride) batteries in my solar street lights to have Ni-Cd (Nickel Cadmium) batteries?" The answer is, yes! Not only can you replace them with Ni-MH, but they are a better battery choice because they have advantages that their Ni-Cd counterparts do not.

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