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Lion batteries

The Lion battery range of automotive batteries provide a reliable and high performance source of power for many types of vehicles.

Lion batteries use the latest calcium technology. This means there is less water loss compared to other types of car batteries, such as:

• AGM batteries.
• Lead acid batteries.
• Deep cycle batteries.

Another useful and innovative feature of Lion batteries is the indicator showing battery life. This means you can easily tell when your battery needs recharged.

This is especially useful if you are storing your battery for a long period of time. When not in use, 12 volt batteries lose charge, which means they need to be topped up every few months.

About Lion batteries

Available across the country, Lion batteries are an excellent and convenient option when looking for a car battery.

Like all vehicle batteries, they power the starter motor, ignition and the lights. As they are sealed, Lion batteries are completely maintenance free, and can be recycled when they reach the end of their service life.

However, Lion batteries have a very long lifespan, offering consistently high energy. In fact, when used correctly, they can provide up to 30% more power than other types of 12v battery.

Certain precautions need to be taken when handling Lion batteries, which are common to all car batteries. These include:

• Wear goggles and gloves.
• Never smoke near the battery.
• Do not damage the casing of the battery.
• Do not overcharge the battery.

Overcharging can potentially damage any rechargeable battery. The battery life indicator on Lion batteries should ensure that this does not happen.

How Lion batteries work

Although they are much larger, Lion batteries work in basically the same way as other every day batteries, such as:

• AAA batteries.
• AA batteries.
• Watch batteries.
• 6v batteries.
• 9 volt batteries.

A chemical reaction takes place within the battery, converting chemical energy to electricity. This is what powers the starter engine, ignition and lights in your car.