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Shorai Battery Installation Guide

Posted on July 26, 2012 by

Click here for an easily printable PDF of this guide.

Do not throw away the box or any foam packaging until after installation is complete!! Please also be sure to read the included User’s Guide for cautions and information on care and charging…

You’ll need a 10mm wrench or a #3 Philips screwdriver to install the LFX battery, possibly scissors, and whatever tools are needed to remove and reinstall bodywork and to access the battery box.

EXAMPLE – BMW G450X

The factory-installed battery in the BMW G450X is Yuasa lead-acid YTZ7S. Our standard recommendation for Shorai Lithium-Iron is LFX09A2-BS12. The … Keep Reading


Battery Activation and Charging Procedure for Dry Charged Batteries

Posted on July 29, 2011 by

  • Please note: The below information only applies to our Dry Charge conventional wet cell batteries. All of our AGM, Maintenance Free, and Gel batteries do not require acid and come charged and ready to install.


    First and foremost… Take great care when working with your battery!

    Batteries contains electrolyte (sulfuric acid) which is a highly toxic and dangerous substance if it comes in contact with your body. When carrying acid or a battery filled with acid, keep it away from your body. Wear rubber gloves and safety glasses when working with the battery to keep any possible acid from touching

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How to Jumpstart Your Vehicle with Booster Cables (Video)

Posted on October 15, 2010 by

With winter approaching, one of the most common questions we get at Battery Mart is about proper handling of booster cables. Below is a short (about 3 minutes) video on how to safely connect to vehicles with booster cables, brought to you by QuickCable, the makers of the popular Rescue Jump Packs.


Transcription of video:

Jumpstarting a vehicle with a dead battery is relatively easy and quick. But, it’s important for you to follow the correct procedures to prevent personal injury or damage to your vehicle. This video will show you how to properly jumpstart a vehicle, step … Keep Reading


Solar Panels: Advantages and Benefits of Solar Power

Posted on June 18, 2010 by

Harnessing the power of the sunSolar power is a far-reaching technology. In recent years, it’s grown more and more popular as an efficient and economical energy source. Solar panels are becoming more common as a green alternative for commercial and residential applications.

A solar panel (also referred to as a Photovoltaic Module) is made up of an interconnected group of solar cells. A single panel generally only produces a limited amount of energy, but many applications allow you to work several panels together, forming a Photovoltaic Array.

Solar power has many advantages over more traditional power sources:

Solar power is a renewable resource. We are … Keep Reading


Disposable Batteries vs. Rechargeable Batteries: Which Should You Choose?

Posted on November 13, 2009 by

Making a choice between disposable batteries and rechargeable batteries can be a tough choice. Should I stick with disposables and their low cost? Should I spend a little more up-front and go with rechargeable? What are all my different options?

 

Disposable Batteries

AA Alkaline Disposable BatteriesDisposable batteries commonly power low voltage devices, such as clocks, flashlights, and toys. Life and endurance of disposable batteries vary, depending on the device and drain on the battery.

Disposable battery sizes include AA, AAA, C, D, and 9-volt. There are also disposable 6 and 12 volt lantern batteries. Chemistry types … Keep Reading


What’s the difference between F1 and F2 terminals?

Posted on October 25, 2009 by

Have you ever bought a replacement battery only to find your connectors don’t fit? It’s a common problem often caused by the subtle difference between F1 and F2 battery terminals. In this guide, we’ll break down the key differences and help you find the right fit for your application.

Most sealed lead acid (SLA) batteries use a connection method called blade connectors. This system uses a flat, rectangular ‘blade’ (the terminal) that is inserted into a corresponding receptacle (the connector) to create a secure electrical connection. Usually, both the connector and receptacle have wires attached through soldering or … Keep Reading


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