Traction Batteries

A traction battery consists of several cells of 2V. When those cells are connected in series, you get higher voltages. A traction battery of 24 volts has 12 cells, a 48 volts battery has 24 cells, a 80 volts battery has 40 cells. To recharge a battery, the cell voltage has to be increased to above 2 volts by an external voltage source.

Traction batteries differ from starter batteries because they have been developed to provide a certain amount of energy for longer periods. As a result, traction batteries usually have a much higher capacity than starter batteries.

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Traction batteries are specific in that they are specially developed to provide certain amounts of electricity for a longer period of time. What characterizes them best is a fairly long lifespan, vibration resistance and a very short charging time.

As they are extremely large capacity, traction batteries provide electricity to machines and industrial vehicles such as: electric forklifts, electric vehicles and boats, large industrial cleaning machines, electric tractors, airport vehicles, golf vehicles, work platforms at height, electric wheelchairs trolley, etc.

Traction batteries are used for very harsh conditions, which often means working under high load and extremely high or low temperatures. They are easy to maintain for the simple reason that they have very low water consumption.

They are characterized by high efficiency and, according to many, represent an ideal, reliable, and above all, practical battery for electric vehicles.

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Traction Batteries

Traction Batteries

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