Electrolyte level indicator

To ensure the safe operation of traction batteries, regular inspections are required. It is essential to pay attention to any signs of deterioration and perform appropriate repairs, especially in cases of electrolyte leakage and insulation damage. Battery condition checks can be combined with regular maintenance inspections, such as during electrolyte level refilling. Monitoring and checking the condition of batteries in use must be conducted according to the manufacturer’s instructions. Daily tasks include checking the electrolyte level and refilling it as necessary. A component that facilitates this inspection is the electrolyte level indicator. The device provides an optical signal when electrolyte refilling is needed. The level is refilled after charging to the designated level, e.g., using the Aqua water filling system.

Features:

  • equipped with a green LED that lights up when the electrolyte level is correct
  • a flashing red LED signals that the electrolyte level is below the minimum
  • simple sensor installation
  • perfect connection to battery terminals
  • connection for batteries with screw-type terminals
  • not sensitive to incorrect polarity connection
  • acid-resistant
  • the sensor does not discharge individual cells

     

Advantages:

  • easy assessment of low electrolyte level
  • reduction in operational errors
  • accurate timing for water refilling
  • extended maintenance-free period

Benefits:

  • low daily maintenance costs
  • reduced expenses for maintenance supplies
  • lower operating costs
  • reduced battery servicing expenses
  • extended time before the next investment

     
     
     
     

Electrolyte level indicator/sensor – Battery Electrolyte Level Sensor

ver II – version of the electrolyte level sensor with optical and audible signaling
Electrolyte level indicator/sensor – Battery Electrolyte Level Sensor

ver III – version of the electrolyte level sensor with optical and audible signaling

ver IV – version of the electrolyte level sensor with signaling on the battery box