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Dive into expert battery knowledge from Sunvolt, Zambia’s first battery factory. Learn about lead-acid and lithium batteries for automotive, energy storage, and sustainable solutions across Africa
The primary reason lithium batteries dominate our devices, from smartphones to electric cars, is their exceptional energy density. In simple terms, energy density refers to how much energy a battery can store in a given size or weight.
View detailsCCA stands for Cold Cranking Amps. It is a standardized rating that measures a battery's ability to start an engine in cold temperatures.
View detailsOld lead-acid batteries, like the ones in many cars, motorcycles, or backup power systems, are not just inactive pieces of equipment. As they age or become damaged, they pose several concrete risks.
View detailsModern vehicles rely on electrical power for almost everything, so a dead or weak battery can manifest in several ways.
View detailsThe heart of your storage solution is the battery bank, and selecting the right type is arguably the most critical decision you will make.
View detailsThe fundamental difference between lithium and lead acid batteries lies in their chemistry and construction.
View detailsCharging is the most routine interaction we have with batteries, yet it is a stage that requires attention. The charger is the first line of defense. Always use the charger that came with your device or a manufacturer-certified replacement.
View detailsBattery life is a constant concern. Whether it’s your smartphone dying by afternoon or your laptop not lasting through a workday, we’ve all felt the frustration.
View detailsLet's start with the most common villain: corrosion. You've likely seen it—that crusty blue, green, or white powder building up on your car battery terminals.
View detailsWhen you look at a battery, the most prominent rating is usually its capacity, shown in milliampere-hours (mAh) or ampere-hours (Ah).
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