Active Questions
What are the criteria
if I want to install the Battery Angel in my car?
A1:Firstly, your car should be
operated with 12V battery; you should know where
your car battery is located in your car because
some car battery partition is not located inside
the engine hood or trunk. Once you have known
the battery location, you need to consider sufficient
home for housing the Battery Angel. Battery Angel
can be installed aside of the battery wall or
on the top of the battery case.
For your information about the outside dimensions
of Battery Angel are: L105mm x W55mm x H83mm (L4.157Inch
x W2.17Inch x H3.26Inch)
Generally, how long will it take to install Battery
Angel?
A2:Generally, it takes about 10 minutes
to install the Battery Angel. The procedure involves:
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Turn off the engine
and let it the vehicle cool for a period
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Open the engine hood
and then fix the Battery Angel on the battery
wall. |
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Disconnect the battery
positive terminal plug and loosen the battery
negative plug. |
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Reconnect the battery positive terminal
plug to the Battery Angel output top terminal
and
then use the cable tie to keep the
whole connection joint protected by the
insulation
cover. |
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Install the ground
cable of the Battery Angel to the Battery
Ground terminal. |
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Connect the input terminal
of the Battery Angel to the battery positive
terminal. |
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Open the
Battery Angel top case cover and check the
device function by pressing the
"TEST"
button. |
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If power is reset,
it means the Battery Angel connection is
correct. |
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Turn the power switch
of the Battery Angel to the "ON"
position. |
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Restart
the vehicle engine. The installation process
has completed successfully if vehicle
engine can be successfully restarted. |
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If I can not restart my car engine,
how do I know if the problem is related a car
engine issue or the battery?
A3:For a car that
is in good condition with a good battery, it
should successfully restarted within 5 seconds
or within one or two restarting cycles. After
those restarting cycles, if the car engine cannot
be restarted then it could be a car engine problem.
When will I know that my battery is
dead?
A4:If you find your
car restarting period is longer and the restarting
motor running relatively slow then it is a typical
symptom of battery under degradation. You may
need to replace the battery or could suddenly
malfunction. As a result, no power would be
available for next time you want to restart.
Battery Angel is not able to stop the normal
wearing out or failure of a battery.
If I replace a battery, can I reuse
my Battery Angel?
A5:Yes, Battery Angel
is a device with a long life and low power consumption.
You can keep your original Battery Angel and
install it on the new battery to prevent dead
batteries.
What is the difference between the
cars factory built power drain protection and
the Battery Angel?
A6:The cars factory
built power drain protection offers limited
protection once a car key removed from the ignition.
However, Battery Angel is an extremely low power
consumption and comprehensive power safeguard
device that helps prevent dead batteries from
over-discharging whether the car key has been
left in the ignition or not. It can effectively
avoid a battery over-discharging from human
error and unexpected power drainage taking place
from the cars electronic devices.
What materials are used to make Battery
Angel?
A7:The casing material
is made of PP which is the same material used
in the most automotive battery casings. The
power cable insulation material is made of silicon
rubber which has higher temperature endurance
(200degC and 600V) than conventional cable but
it is more flexible. The insulation cover housing
the power cable connection joint is made of
a rubber with high temperature endurance (TPV).
What happens to my old 12V batteries
once they reach the end of there useful life?
A8:Lead-acid batteries are
the environmental success story of our time.
Roughly 95+ percent of all batteries are recycled.
Compared to 42% of newspapers, 55% of aluminum
soft drink and beer cans, and 40% of plastic
soft drink bottles, lead-acid batteries top
the list of the most highly recycled consumer
product.
When recycled 97% of a lead-acid battery is
recovered, the lead acid battery gains its environmental
edge from its closed loop life cycle. The typical
new lead-acid battery can contain 60 to 80 percent
recycled lead, plastic and other components.
When a spent battery is collected, it is sent
to a recycler where, under strict environmental
regulations, the lead, plastic and other materials
are reclaimed and sold to new battery manufacturers
and other users of the reclaimed materials.
The recycling cycle goes on indefinitely. That
means the lead and plastic in the lead-acid
battery in your car, truck, boat or motorcycle
very possibly has been - and will continue to
be -- recycled many, many times.
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