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Winter Care for Your Car Battery: Essential Tips for Colder Months

As winter approaches, car owners must prepare for the toll colder weather takes on automotive batteries. The cold can significantly affect a car battery's performance, often resulting in reduced capacity, slower charging, and in some cases, total failure. Emiko Battery, a trusted automotive battery manufacturer, understands these challenges and offers practical advice for keeping your battery in top shape through winter. With a few essential care tips, you can ensure your battery stays reliable, even during the coldest months.

Why Cold Weather Affects Car Batteries

Cold weather is particularly challenging for car batteries because it slows down the chemical reactions that allow the battery to produce energy. When temperatures drop, battery capacity can decrease by as much as 20-30%. This reduced capacity can lead to slower starts and, in severe cases, the inability to start your car at all. For instance, at 0°F (-18°C), a typical lead-acid battery only operates at about half of its normal capacity. Knowing this, taking proactive steps can make a significant difference in battery life and performance.

Essential Winter Care Tips for Your Car Battery

1. Inspect the Battery and Terminals

   Before winter sets in, it’s a good idea to visually inspect your battery for any signs of wear and tear. Look for any visible cracks, swelling, or corrosion on the terminals. Corrosion often appears as a white or bluish powder around the battery posts and can impede the electrical flow. To clean the terminals, use a mix of baking soda and water, applying it with a toothbrush or soft cloth. Cleaning away corrosion ensures a better connection and prevents power loss.

2. Check the Battery’s Charge

   One of the simplest ways to assess your battery's health is by checking its voltage. A fully charged automotive battery should read around 12.6 volts or higher when the engine is off. During winter, consider investing in a reliable multimeter or ask a professional at your local repair shop to check the charge. If the reading is low, you may need to recharge it or, if the battery is old, consider replacing it before temperatures drop further.

3. Ensure Tight Connections

   Loose connections can interfere with the battery's ability to deliver power efficiently, especially when the engine is under extra strain in cold weather. Make sure the battery cables are securely fastened to the terminals. Tight connections reduce the risk of sudden power loss, which is critical for keeping your car functioning smoothly during winter.

4. Use a Battery Warmer or Insulator

   In extremely cold climates, consider using a battery warmer. Battery warmers are heating pads that wrap around the battery, keeping it warm enough to maintain better function. You can also use a battery insulator, which is designed to protect against temperature extremes and keeps the battery warmer for longer. Many automotive battery manufacturers recommend these products for drivers in colder regions as they significantly improve performance and longevity during winter.

5. Limit Short Trips

   Short trips are particularly hard on your battery in winter because they don’t give the alternator enough time to recharge the battery fully. Each time you start your car, it takes a lot of power, especially in cold weather, and if the alternator isn’t given adequate time to recharge, your battery may slowly drain. If possible, combine errands and take longer trips to allow your battery ample time to charge between starts.

6. Turn Off Electronics Before Starting

   Cold starts already put a heavy load on your battery, so turning off any electronics, like your headlights, defroster, or radio, before starting the engine helps reduce the initial power demand. This small habit can ease the strain on your battery during winter.

7. Park Indoors or Use a Car Cover

   If you have access to a garage, parking your car indoors can help protect the battery from extreme temperatures. Keeping your car sheltered reduces the effects of the cold on the battery, making it easier to start. For those without access to indoor parking, a quality car cover can provide some insulation and protect the engine compartment from freezing.

8. Replace Old or Weak Batteries

   As a top automotive battery manufacturer, Emiko Battery emphasizes the importance of replacing old or underperforming batteries before winter. Most car batteries last about three to five years, so if your battery is nearing the end of its lifespan, it may be wise to replace it preemptively to avoid issues. Investing in a high-quality, reliable battery designed for colder temperatures can save you time, frustration, and money in the long run.

Emiko Battery’s Winter-Ready Solutions

Emiko Battery, as a leading automotive battery manufacturer, designs batteries that stand up to the challenges of winter weather. With advanced engineering, their batteries provide enhanced cold-cranking amps (CCA), ensuring dependable starts in cold weather conditions. Emiko’s batteries are crafted to withstand extreme temperatures, featuring enhanced durability and longevity. For those in colder regions, Emiko’s winter-ready models offer peace of mind with robust performance and extended warranties.

Conclusion

Winter can be tough on automotive batteries, but with the right care and attention, you can minimize the impact and avoid unexpected breakdowns. By following these winter care tips and using a high-quality battery from a trusted automotive battery manufacturer like Emiko Battery, you’ll be prepared to handle the cold months with confidence. Remember, a little maintenance now can go a long way in keeping your car reliable all winter long.

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DOLL WOMAN AU: Behind the Sack

I guess I'm making weekly posts on this AU now.

Emiko doesn't kidnap Taro and raise him as her own or whatever like Minoru did with Makoto in the actual game. So... instead of raising a kid, what tf does this Clockwork lookin' bitch do when she's not out there taking out her anger on crying boys on the streets?

Well, much like the canon bag man, Emiko hides out in the forest. After running off after killing her guy friend, Emiko found an abandoned cabin with a few camping supplies left behind over there. Not seeing any point in going back for stuff from her home since she burnt it down, she decided to settle down over there in order to evade the cops. She lives a slightly more outdoorsy lifestyle than the canon version of her brother. The only connection to the outside world she has is through a battery powered portable radio. For the most part, she only ever comes out of her hideout if she needs supplies or for killing sad boys, but those aren't the only reasons she comes out of her cage (and she's doing just fine gotta gotta beat down because she wants it all) (sorry not sorry)...

In her pastime, Emiko does some hand stitching, making whatever she can with whatever she can, which includes the occasional taxidermy project using the skin of whatever animal she killed for food. As previously mentioned, Emiko listens to her radio. She tends to stick to a select few stations, including a rock music station and one that plays popular music in the area. She also does some gardening. Heck, gardening is how she was able to get rid of a few bodies (yeah so after making Taro's parents bite the dust she dragged their bodies to her cabin and used them as fertilizer for her flowers)...

Sometimes, when she feels extra mischievous, Emiko goes out and plays some pranks on the locals. Sometimes it's something minor, but sometimes she just flat out vandalizes places. How does she get away with both several accounts of murder and vandalism? She's just built differently (she's actually just super sneaky when she goes out to vandalize stuff; she covers her tracks super well).

And that's what this crazy bitch gets up to when she's not out there killing folks! Do with this information what you will.

[thebeautyoffanfics]

Can thee request a letter from thou?

I'd like a letter from Tsukasa Yugi (da ded one if that's ok) - And like basically I'd just like to habe a love confession from him-

Just curious on what it would be like and uh probably gonna fangirl

But -

Pronouns: She/Her

Nickname: Emiko-!

And here's some information !

I'm usually talkative but I do have moments where I'm just dead silent and won't talk to anyone.. or at least not that much. Kinda like I'm charging a battery

And I have trouble doing some things that have to do with interacting or just being out there because of bad anxiety. Like presenting a project or simply asking a teacher for help-

Ohhh and I'm also vv flirty but for some reason can just get red or embarassed by a compliment *they don't happen often*

I hope this helps!! I love your writing btw!!

a/n: thee certainly can <33 this took sooooo very long that the requester has … probably forgotten that she requested this - but , just in case you see this , sorry for the time this took !!!! I appreciate the compliment very much , and I hope you enjoy this , if you see it ^^

Ahhh i will note ,, i haven’t written in a while , and haven’t really been thinking much on tsukasa , so i’m sorry if this is ooc !! 

Dear Emiko!!,

Hii !! Hello !!! Bet you weren’t expecting this, huh!! I saw someone doing this the other day, and thought “huh, that sure is something!!” !!! But I kinda also thought “huh, maybe that’s not a bad idea?!” since the reciever looked REALLY HAPPY . I wonder if this will make you really happy …. Probably <3!! Who wouldn’t wanna receive a letter from me -- I’m too cute for you to NOT be happy!!

Hmm… now that I’m thinking about it, I dunno where to start this part, really!! Should I just go for it?! Well, you can’t really answer, so!!! Emiko, your cuteness has captured my heart!!!! It’s not beating or anything, but it’s completely in your hands!!! I’m giving you a round of applause, yaaaaay!! It’s not every day, month, or even year that Tsukasa Yugi gets his sweet little heart stolen, but here we are!!! I like you, maybe even love you!!!!!

Everything about you is soooooo cute!!! The way you blush at compliments I give you, and you’re even cute when you need a break!!! Maybe I’m not patient enough, and I kinda don’t get everything you go through, but!! It’s funny… I kind of want to, hmm… I kind of want to understand!!! I dunno if I can get everything- I don’t really get nervous like you do, and I don’t really have a social battery! But I think all of that is really neat about you, and so I hope that you can be willing to talk about it with me, as my girlfriend!?!? If you decide to respond, just meet me in the Broadcasting Club whenever <3!!

Looooots of love!!!,

Tsukasa Yugi <3

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The Choices You Make (BH6 Fanfic) Chapter 8

Hiro probably wasn't dividing his mental capabilities properly. He was reviewing data on Noodle Burger Boy's diagnostics while simultaneously reviewing the nuclear gauge readings (the Geiger counter gave nothing and the Geology department corrected the hell out of Hiro) and answering questions about a homework assignment for Introduction to Robotics, but where was his entire focus? On the motherboard in his hands.

“Hiro?” a female student he legitimately couldn’t remember the name of asked. 

“The logic is stuck,” he said absently. 

“Huh?” 

“Infinite loop.” 

“The problem was a battery issue…” 

"Recursive…" An emergency call from Baymax invaded his screen. "What's up, bud?" 

“There has been an altercation at Lucky Cat Cafe. The police have been notified,” said Baymax in his calm manner. 

“What?” Hiro fell out of his chair, scrambling to find his backpack. “I…” 

“Need to go. Yeah. I’ll email you,” the student sighed. 

Hiro glanced at her on the way out and added, "Tess? You have a loop in the system draining power from the battery because something is constantly running and getting hotter as time goes by." 

"Thanks," Tess said and smiled at him on her way out. 

By the time Hiro jumped off the bus and ran to the cafe, there were a slew of police cruisers with their lights flashing. Fortunately, there was no police tape, no broken windows, but there were cops everywhere asking questions to all the patrons. Hiro pushed his way in, ramming into Baymax's plush back as he rounded around a detective. Looking around Baymax, Hiro found Aunt Cass talking with Chief Cruz, arm wrapped around Emiko's shoulders. 

"Cass, let's talk outside." 

"Let's not, Diego! Kind of know where this is going to go if we do." 

Read the entire chapter here on AO3.

[astersuite]

CHAPTER 5 CASE (FILE + TRIAL TRANSCRIPT + EXECUTION)

AUTOPSY REPORT

The discovered victim is Emiko ‘KIKI’ Moriyama. She was found in the Cellar. The cause of death was critical damage to her battery, and the estimated time of death was 2:30AM.

MOTIVE

Gas was being steady pumped into the castle, causing pawns to experience increasingly worse hallucinations and paranoia. 

LINK TO THE CASE FILE

Gong… gong… gong…

”Make your way to the Atrium! Our fifth Royal Court is to shortly commence!”

LINK TO THE TRIAL TRANSCRIPT

Execution under the cut.

MEMENTO MORI ULTIMATE TAXIDERMIST ILARIY VALERIYA’S EXECUTION: EXECUTED.

[thevalleyisjolly]

fic writer interview

Tagged by @nonbinarywithaknife​, thank you so much!

name: ComeBackToTheValley on AO3 (you will pry my old fanfiction(dot)net account out of my cold, dead hands)

fandoms: Currently Dimension 20, always Lord of the Rings, usually whatever I’ve been obsessing over for enough time

where you post: AO3 for the polished, nice stuff, and occasionally little tumblr snippets of ideas or drafts

most popular oneshot: Hmm, factoring in that some fics have been up longer and have thus had more time to percolate in the fandom, it would probably be Stay Alive, a Critical Role fanfic I wrote in the week immediately after a certain Campaign 2 character died.

most popular multi-chapter:  I realize that I’ve actually posted almost exclusively oneshots, since my one multi-chapter work on AO3 is actually a collection of different oneshots for a pairing.  I guess it counts?  Let’s make ours a story with no end, a Tolkien fic for Elrond/Thranduil (aka Rivenwood, aka the ship that is probably the closest ship I have to an OTP)

fics you were nervous to post:  Ha ha, all of them.  I guess Sometimes When We Touch, an Agent Carter fic, wins by a narrow margin because it was for a fandom exchange, and I was super nervous if the person I was writing for would like it?

how do you choose your titles: Four out of five fics have titles that are song lyrics and I make no apologies or excuses

do you outline: I only outline fics I never actually end up writing :)

favorite story i’ve written so far: Without a doubt, On the Composition of Clouds.  It’s so close to my heart, and it’s one of the first pieces of writing that I’ve finished and still loved afterwards.  It’s the first fic I wrote completely chronologically from beginning to end because I was so sure of where I was going and what I wanted to write.  I’m currently writing the sequel and planning a third fic for after that. (Listen, I love Cumulous Rocks with my whole entire heart, this monk is living rent free in my head 24/7)

complete: So far, I’ve almost exclusively published fics that are complete, which is almost all the fics I’ve listed above except for Let’s make ours a story with no end.  Also two hundred miles per hour with a blindfold on is complete.  Come check it out for Cumulous Rocks and Sofia Lee talking shit about Tony Simos, philosophizing on the nature of life and death, doing cool parkour shit, and possibly committing assault and battery on a bunch of pixies!

in progress: I am truly sorry to my fellow Rivenwood fans, I deeply apologize.  Let’s make ours a story with no end will get a new oneshot at some point, when I come up with something good. 

coming soon:

A lighthearted fic about young Ricky and Emiko which I signed up for in a prompt meme months ago and should really get finished, I’m so sorry to the prompter, it’s coming, I promise!

The sequel to On the Composition of Clouds, which I wrote a scene for a couple nights ago that made me repeatedly get up from my chair and walk around the room (spoiler alert: it’s a Theo/Cumulous slowburn that is truly a very slow burn and the yearning may kill me before I finish it)

A fic tentatively titled ‘So no one told you life was gonna be this way’ that’s about Lapin doing some Gandalf the White shit and coming back to life, with the running gag of him and Cumulous being surprisingly fantastic roommates which absolutely no one understands but everyone learns to fear

prompts: Currently closed because classes are starting up real soon again and I already have several fic commitments, but maybe one day!

tagging: Anyone who wants to do this, feel free to say I tagged you!

[hm-best]

The Letter // Hana to Jun

Years had passed and Hana, though still finding herself in her late 20s and near 30s, felt different at her core than the woman she was at twenty five. She often thought about her conversation with Jeremy a few years ago, the one where she sat across from him and heard him talk about his relationship with her brother. The loneliness that he lost from finding someone who made him grow made her contemplate the state of her own comfortable, quiet life she had accepted as her end. Her face had flustered with the warmth of realization, with the temperate lone tear drop that had slid down her cheek, and she thought: I am already lonely. 

It was a month later that she had asked Parker, after thirty days of deliberating, to move in with him. He had picked her up with Suki, Jae, and even Vincent who despite his original disinterest showed up to help Hana commit to collecting her things and leaving her boyfriend. The man had stood in the kitchen they’d shared for six years, furious and full of adrenaline. Standing with his hands on his head, watching Hana incapable of looking him in the eye. She remembers being angry that Parker showed up with everyone, made it a family affair, but she understood why he did it. Even she knew that right down to the last second there was always half a chance she would stay, and she almost did, watching the man she had stayed with for years look at her with fire in his eyes but knowing better (what with four people ready to pounce on him) that this was a fight he was going to lose. Hana, in a rush to end the overwhelming situation, feeling her chest start to grow heavy and her breath cutting short, only took one record with her. It was a recent one, one of the first ones Jun had ever bought for her. 

She had stayed with Parker and Jeremy for a few months before getting a small studio apartment where she lived for seven months following that. Her and Suki had gone on a few trips and sometimes Jae even came along, and she was spending so much of her time writing. For someone who spoke very little about her inner feelings, being able to put things on paper allowed her to express herself in a way she hadn’t previously considered. She had even gone to therapy, therapy! While it was a lot, it really helped her, though she stopped a year after (and is considering going back, as she finds low points will always come, and mental health care is a life long commitment). Regardless, she’d spent the last five months in Japan doing freelance copy writing for menus and websites for some of Jer and Emiko’s work. Yes, she was in Japan this whole time. Suki had visited her a few weeks earlier and asked Hana a question she wasn’t quite ready to consider. 

“Have you heard from Jun? You know he lives here, right?”

Hana pondered, her eyes fluttering down at the restaurant food before them as Suki obnoxiously dug into her bowl. “Have not, no.”

“Suspicious.”

“How is that?”

“I mean, you’ve been single for years Hana, aren’t you like ready to catch a dick already? Might as well be with someone who wanted you to put out so bad he sent you secret packages.”

“He didn’t want me to put out.” was all Hana got from Suki’s chattering, her voice was straight but soft as always.

“He’s a man, that’s all they ever want.” Suki rolled her eyes, lounging back on her chair with her legs crossed, pulling off her hot pink sunglasses and laying them on the table. “Fine then, you don’t even want to be his friend? I mean, I don’t blame you, it’s just curious.” she shrugged.

“Do you want to be Haruki’s friend?”

“That’s complicated.”

“Isn’t everything?”

Suki pursed her lips. Her sister was her best friend, despite their troubles and drama and past, despite all their differences and even despite the way Suki had treated her on occasions. Hana never made her feel bad about her lifestyle or choices, and Suki owed her that much. “So you want me to drop it?” Suki suggested, pulling her glass of wine to her lips. She was proud of how far Hana had come in her own self discovery and independence, even through the bad points. She herself was content with a life of being her own lover, she could respect that for Hana too.

Hana shrugged, and spoke before finally bringing the fork to her mouth to eat, “You have more things to say, I know you’ll say them regardless of what I ask from you.” 

Suki laughed, “Fuck you.” She looked around at the city she was visiting and had come to know well and love, “I’ll drop it.” she said matter of fact, a quick pause between the two of them before, “But like, what’s going through your head? You think about him?” 

“Sometimes.” Hana smirked at Suki’s outburst. 

“Okay. That’s all I wanted to know.” Suki looked smug, but continued eating.

Weeks. Two weeks she thought about it non stop. She missed Jun’s friendship. She missed the conversations they would have about art and literature and the world, discussions and debates, he seemed so interested in her mind in a way few people were. It felt good. It felt good to have someone interested in your mind. Hana did feel a bit guilty, living in Japan for months and not having reached out. She took out a piece of paper and drafted a letter four times. Sending it off in a cream colored envelope with his old address hand written on it and a vintage floral stamp, not sure if he still lived there and not sure if she wanted him to. This is what she settled on:

Jun Sakurai, 

Hello, this is Hana Seung from London. It’s been quite a period of time since any exchanging of parcels between us, though I accept that as my doing and hope you don’t remain angry toward me for it still. A lot has happened in the past few years, a lot of scary things but mostly good ones. I am no longer living in London. That is to say, I am no longer seeing the person who was keeping me there, and have not been for a few years now. I got a new job as well, and have been a few different places, but I’ll be honest and say I haven’t enjoyed every trip and I’m still adjusting years later to living on my own. Sometimes, and I stress that this occurs only on occasion, I still freak out when the fire alarm battery needs to be replaced, and all I can hear is the relentless and infinite beeping in the back of my head growing louder. I have had plenty of bad nights. I really do hope you have had less. 

Anyway, I think I’m really happy now, but I don’t know how anyone can ever be so sure of that. This whole letter is really not making any sense is it? Can you believe I consider myself a writer now? Please, this is not my best work, do not judge me on behalf of it. 

I thought I would include more details in this letter but I truly don’t know what to say and have settled on aimless ranting about things that probably don’t make much sense to you. Mind you, my first draft of this was “Hello Jun, hope you’re doing well, I’m in Japan. Have a nice day!” Somehow, I think it may actually have been the right way to send instead of this one!

I was rereading this novel you sent me a while back, the one with the bluebird on the cover, do you remember? I had a question I don’t believe I ever asked you about the protagonist in the seventeenth chapter, where he sees the villain for the last time, the one where he decides not to kill the villain. I have thought a lot about this, and I extend it to you, why? If so many stories are centered around the demise of what appears to be evil, why does the good guy decide the bad guy is worthy of life? Does he believe that, despite the mistakes the villain has made in their life, he is still capable of change? The villain spent his entirety alone in his lair, stuck only with his own thoughts, so angry about things he could not change that he would not open himself to anything different. Is it in the end loneliness that causes us to misbehave...and also, awaken? Maybe, I’ve been thinking, is the power of loneliness greater than the power of fear? Or is it the fear of loneliness, the fear of anything, that drives people out of their slumber? Anyway, I was really interested in your take on the matter. I have been thinking a lot about it.

Anyway, again, long story short I suppose: I have been in Japan for a short while. I’m not sure if you still live here, but I thought it would be nice to hear from you and see if you’re doing well, should you remember be given the time we shared as friends was not long. I would be interested in meeting for a cup of tea and catching up or something. You can tell me all about the wonderful things you’ve done these past few years, I’m sure. I have something as well I’m interested in getting your opinion on, but it’s not crucial. I hope this letter finds you well, and that you are healthy and content. 

Hana

(PS: Suki is no longer in town. Thought you would be happy to hear.) 

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Why Corrosion Occurs in Batteries and How to Address It

Batteries are the backbone of uninterrupted power supply systems, and their reliability is crucial for both residential and commercial applications. Among the many issues that affect battery performance, corrosion stands out as one of the most common and problematic. Corrosion not only hampers the efficiency of a battery but can also reduce its lifespan if left unchecked.  

As a leading inverter battery manufacturer, Emiko understands the importance of educating users about battery maintenance to prevent issues like corrosion. In this blog, we explore why corrosion occurs in batteries and share practical steps to address it.  

What is Battery Corrosion?  

Battery corrosion typically appears as a white, greenish, or bluish powdery substance on the terminals or casing. It results from a chemical reaction that occurs during the normal operation of the battery. While all batteries are susceptible to corrosion, the frequency and severity depend on the type of battery, usage patterns, and maintenance practices.  

Common Causes of Battery Corrosion  

1. Electrolyte Leakage  

Over time, the electrolyte in a battery may leak out due to overcharging, a damaged casing, or improper handling. This leakage reacts with the external environment, leading to corrosion.  

2. Hydrogen Gas Emission  

In lead-acid batteries, the chemical reactions during charging and discharging release hydrogen gas. If the battery is not properly sealed or maintained, the gas reacts with surrounding materials, causing corrosion around the terminals.  

3. Environmental Factors  

Extreme temperatures, humidity, and exposure to moisture can accelerate the corrosion process. Batteries stored or operated in harsh conditions are more prone to this issue.  

4. Improper Connections  

Loose or improperly connected terminals can create sparks or micro-arcs, increasing the likelihood of corrosion at the connection points.  

5. Aging and Wear  

As batteries age, the materials degrade, making them more susceptible to issues like corrosion. Regular use and exposure to charge-discharge cycles gradually weaken the battery components.  

Effects of Corrosion on Battery Performance  

Battery corrosion has several negative impacts, including:  

- Reduced Efficiency: Corroded terminals hinder the flow of current, leading to power losses.  

- Shortened Lifespan: Corrosion accelerates the degradation of battery components, reducing their overall lifespan.  

- Increased Maintenance Costs: Batteries with corrosion require more frequent cleaning and repair, adding to the maintenance burden.  

- Safety Hazards: Severe corrosion can cause leaks, short circuits, or even battery failure, posing a safety risk.  

To ensure long-lasting performance, choosing a battery from a reputable inverter battery manufacturer is crucial. High-quality batteries are designed with features that minimize the risk of corrosion.  

How to Address Battery Corrosion  

1. Regular Inspection  

Periodic visual inspections of your battery are the first step in identifying corrosion early. Look for signs of discoloration, powdery deposits, or swelling.  

2. Cleaning Corroded Terminals  

If you notice corrosion on the terminals, follow these steps to clean it:  

- Disconnect the battery from the inverter, starting with the negative terminal.  

- Mix baking soda with water to create a cleaning solution.  

- Use a brush to scrub the corroded areas gently.  

- Rinse with clean water and dry thoroughly.  

- Reconnect the terminals securely.  

3. Apply Terminal Protectors  

Using petroleum jelly or terminal sprays can help prevent moisture and air from causing corrosion on the terminals.  

4. Avoid Overcharging  

Overcharging is a major contributor to electrolyte leakage and gas emissions. Use an inverter with a reliable charge controller to prevent overcharging.  

5. Store in Optimal Conditions  

Store the battery in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight or moisture. Temperature regulation is crucial to minimizing corrosion risks.  

6. Use High-Quality Batteries  

Investing in a battery from a trusted inverter battery manufacturer ensures better design and material quality, reducing the chances of corrosion.  

Preventing Corrosion: Proactive Measures  

Prevention is always better than cure. Here are some proactive measures to reduce the risk of battery corrosion:  

- Use distilled water only for topping up lead-acid batteries to avoid contamination.  

- Tighten connections to ensure there are no sparks or micro-arcs.  

- Replace damaged cables or connectors immediately.  

- Follow the manufacturer’s maintenance guidelines for your inverter battery.  

By adopting these practices, you can extend the life of your battery and maintain its performance.  

Why Choose Emiko for Reliable Inverter Batteries  

At Emiko, we are committed to providing high-quality batteries designed to withstand challenges like corrosion. As an experienced inverter battery manufacturer, we prioritize durability, efficiency, and safety in all our products.  

Our batteries are engineered with corrosion-resistant materials and advanced safety features, ensuring consistent performance even under demanding conditions. With Emiko, you can trust that your power backup needs are in capable hands.  

Conclusion  

Battery corrosion is a common issue that can significantly impact performance and longevity if not addressed promptly. By understanding the causes and effects of corrosion and following proper maintenance practices, you can keep your inverter battery in optimal condition.  

Partnering with a trusted inverter battery manufacturer, like Emiko, ensures access to durable, high-quality batteries that minimize the risk of corrosion while delivering reliable power backup. Invest in the right battery today to enjoy uninterrupted power and peace of mind for years to come.  

[siirensung]

                    ( @acuratio )

                    IT’S JUST A HUNCH, BUT EMIKO FIGURES GARRUS... ISN’T EXACTLY HAPPY WITH HER. The way she remained in his sights ━ but this time, not exactly following his orders. The plan (his plan) was for her to talk Sidonis into place, keep him distracted until Garrus got his shot. His vengeance. But the word vengeance never settled very well with her. She had managed to convince the turian to show mercy, but she knew the sigh he exhaled. Knew what that meant. He said he didn’t want to talk about it just yet. Later, maybe.

                    And now, she quietly enters the main battery, letting the door hiss shut before she speaks. “ It’s later, ” she says, her soft voice standing out in the rhythmic hum of the weaponry. She rounds where he stands before the console and instinctively reaches a hand to his shoulder. “ Are you all right? ”

[emikobatteries]

The Components of an Inverter Battery: A Breakdown

Inverter batteries are essential for homes, offices, and industries that rely on uninterrupted power during outages. But have you ever wondered what makes these batteries work so efficiently? As an Inverter Battery Manufacturer, Emiko by JPG Batteries specializes in producing high-quality inverter batteries that deliver reliable performance. In this article, we’ll walk you through the key components of an inverter battery to help you better understand what goes on inside this crucial device.

1. Battery Plates: Positive and Negative Electrodes

The heart of any inverter battery lies in its plates. These plates are divided into two types—positive and negative electrodes. They are usually made from lead-based materials. The positive plate contains lead dioxide (PbO2), while the negative plate contains pure lead (Pb). When the battery charges and discharges, chemical reactions occur between these plates, generating electrical energy.

A top-tier inverter battery manufacturer like Emiko Batteries ensures that the plates are thick and durable to withstand multiple charge and discharge cycles, extending the battery’s life.

2. Electrolyte Solution

The electrolyte is the medium that allows the flow of ions between the positive and negative plates. In most inverter batteries, the electrolyte is a mixture of sulfuric acid and water. It plays a critical role in the battery’s performance by facilitating the chemical reactions required to store and release energy.

Proper care of the electrolyte, such as maintaining the right fluid levels, is essential to keep the battery functioning efficiently. High-quality inverter batteries are designed to minimize electrolyte loss, ensuring reduced maintenance.

3. Battery Container

The container holds the internal components—plates, electrolyte, and separators—together. It’s made from hard, corrosion-resistant materials, typically polypropylene, to ensure the battery can handle physical stress and exposure to environmental elements. A durable container also prevents leakage, keeping the electrolyte safely stored inside.

Emiko Batteries ensures that every battery is built to last, offering long-term protection against leaks and physical damage.

4. Separators

Separators are thin sheets made of porous material, usually polyethylene or glass fiber. They are positioned between the positive and negative plates to prevent them from coming into direct contact, which could cause a short circuit. At the same time, the separators allow the free flow of ions within the electrolyte, maintaining efficient energy exchange.

5. Terminals and Connectors

The terminals are the battery’s external connection points, allowing it to be connected to the inverter system. In high-quality batteries, these terminals are designed to handle high currents and resist corrosion. Secure connectors ensure minimal energy loss during operation, providing uninterrupted power supply during outages.

6. Vent Caps

In inverter batteries, gases are produced during charging. Vent caps allow the safe release of these gases to prevent pressure buildup. Modern batteries come with flame arrestor caps to enhance safety by reducing the risk of explosions due to gas leakage.

Conclusion

Understanding the components of an inverter battery helps you appreciate the complexity and reliability behind this essential power solution. As a leading inverter battery manufacturer, Emiko by JPG Batteries is committed to providing high-performance batteries that use premium materials and advanced designs. With durable plates, optimized electrolyte solutions, and robust containers, Emiko Batteries ensure your power backup system runs smoothly for years.

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How Weather Affects the Performance of Automotive Batteries

As a leading automotive battery manufacturer, Emiko understands that a battery’s performance can fluctuate based on a variety of factors, with weather conditions playing a significant role. Whether it’s the sweltering heat of summer or the freezing cold of winter, extreme temperatures can impact the efficiency, lifespan, and overall performance of your vehicle’s battery. In this blog, we will explore how different weather conditions affect automotive batteries and what you can do to minimize the negative effects.

1. The Effects of Hot Weather on Automotive Batteries

Hot weather can have a damaging effect on automotive batteries, and it is often more destructive than cold weather. When temperatures rise above 30°C (86°F), the chemical reactions inside the battery accelerate, which may seem like a good thing in terms of performance. However, the downside is that this increased chemical activity also accelerates the evaporation of the battery’s electrolytes. Lead-acid batteries, in particular, are vulnerable to electrolyte loss, which can eventually lead to a reduced lifespan.

In hotter climates, the plates within the battery may corrode faster due to increased evaporation and chemical breakdown. This corrosion reduces the battery’s capacity to store and deliver charge. Additionally, heat can cause the plastic casing of the battery to swell, warp, or crack, further reducing its effectiveness.

How to Protect Your Battery in Hot Weather:

- Regularly check the electrolyte levels in your lead-acid battery.

- Park your vehicle in shaded areas to minimize direct exposure to sunlight.

- Keep your battery clean to prevent corrosion from building up on the terminals.

- Have your battery tested frequently during warmer months to catch any issues early.

2. The Effects of Cold Weather on Automotive Batteries

While heat can degrade your automotive battery over time, cold weather can have an immediate impact on its performance. When the temperature drops, the chemical reactions that allow a battery to produce electricity slow down. In freezing temperatures, the engine oil also becomes thicker, making the engine harder to turn over, which increases the demand on the battery.

At 0°C (32°F), a fully charged lead-acid battery’s output is reduced by about 20%. If the temperature drops to -18°C (0°F), the battery’s capacity can be reduced by as much as 50%. For vehicles in colder climates, starting the engine becomes more challenging, and batteries that are already near the end of their lifespan are especially prone to failure.

How to Protect Your Battery in Cold Weather:

- Ensure your battery is fully charged before the onset of winter. A fully charged battery is more resistant to cold.

- Consider investing in a battery blanket or thermal wrap to help maintain a consistent temperature around the battery.

- Limit the use of electrical accessories (such as the heater and radio) before starting the engine in cold weather.

- Have your battery inspected by a professional before winter to ensure it’s in optimal condition.

3. Seasonal Fluctuations and Their Impact

Fluctuations in temperature throughout the year can create additional strain on automotive batteries. Batteries that have been exposed to extreme heat in the summer may already be weakened by the time winter arrives. This is one reason why many drivers experience battery failure at the start of cold weather, as a battery weakened by summer heat may not have enough strength to perform in colder conditions.

Battery age also plays a role in how well it can handle weather fluctuations. Older batteries are more susceptible to weather-related issues because their internal components, such as the lead plates and electrolytes, degrade over time.

4. Maintenance is Key to Longevity

No matter the weather, proper maintenance of your automotive battery is crucial for maximizing its lifespan and ensuring optimal performance. Regular checks for corrosion, leaks, and terminal connections, along with monitoring electrolyte levels, can go a long way in preventing unexpected battery failures.

General Maintenance Tips:

- Clean battery terminals to ensure strong electrical connections.

- Monitor electrolyte levels in lead-acid batteries and top them up with distilled water as needed.

- Perform regular load testing, especially before a change in seasons.

- Ensure your battery is securely mounted to prevent vibrations that can cause internal damage.

Why Choose Emiko Automotive Batteries?

As a trusted automotive battery manufacturer, Emiko offers a wide range of high-quality lead-acid automotive batteries that are designed to withstand the rigors of different weather conditions. Our batteries are engineered to provide reliable performance in both extreme heat and cold, ensuring your vehicle starts smoothly no matter the temperature. With advanced technology and durable construction, Emiko batteries deliver consistent power, long life, and excellent performance in all seasons.

Conclusion

Weather has a significant impact on the performance and longevity of automotive batteries. High temperatures can lead to faster corrosion and electrolyte evaporation, while cold weather can reduce the battery’s capacity to deliver power. By taking proper care of your battery and following seasonal maintenance tips, you can minimize the negative effects of extreme weather and ensure that your vehicle’s battery remains in good working condition.

Is your vehicle’s battery ready for the next change in weather? Don’t let extreme temperatures catch you off guard! Contact Emiko, your reliable automotive battery manufacturer, today for high-quality, weather-resistant automotive batteries designed to perform in any climate. Our batteries are built to last and provide reliable power when you need it most. Make the smart choice for your vehicle — choose Emiko automotive batteries!

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इन्वर्टर में पानी कब डालना चाहिए? अगर ध्यान न दिया तो बड़ी समस्या हो सकती है।

भारत में बिजली की समस्या कोई नई बात नहीं है। गर्मियों में तो यह और भी गंभीर हो जाती है। ऐसे में इनवर्टर हमारे जीवन का अहम हिस्सा बन गए हैं। इनवर्टर बिजली जाने पर भी हमारे उपकरणों को चलाते रहते हैं, लेकिन इसके लिए इनवर्टर का सही तरीके से रखरखाव करना बहुत जरूरी है। खासतौर पर, इनवर्टर की बैटरी में पानी का सही समय पर डालना बहुत महत्वपूर्ण है। आइए जानते हैं कि इनवर्टर में पानी कितने दिन में डालना चाहिए और थोड़ी सी लापरवाही कैसे भारी पड़ सकती है।

इनवर्टर बैटरी में पानी क्यों डालना जरूरी है?

इनवर्टर बैटरी में पानी डालने का मुख्य कारण यह है कि बैटरी के अंदर के सेल्स को ठंडा रखने के लिए पानी की जरूरत होती है। जब बैटरी काम करती है, तो वह गर्म हो जाती है। अगर बैटरी में पर्याप्त पानी नहीं होगा, तो यह ज़्या��ा गर्म हो सकती है और इससे बैटरी की लाइफ कम हो सकती है।

कितने दिन में डालना चाहिए पानी?

इनवर्टर बैटरी में पानी डालने का सही समय हर 2–3 महीने में एक बार होता है। हालांकि, यह इस पर निर्भर करता है कि आपका इनवर्टर कितना उपयोग होता है। अगर आपका इनवर्टर ज्यादा उपयोग में आता है, तो आपको महीने में एक बार भी पानी चेक करना पड़ सकता है।

पानी की मात्रा

इनवर्टर बैटरी में डिस्टिल्ड वाटर (Distilled Water) ही डालना चाहिए। बैटरी में पानी की सही मात्रा के लिए, बैटरी के मार्किंग लेवल (Marking Level) को ध्यान में रखें। पानी को हमेशा मिनिमम और मैक्सिमम लेवल के बीच में रखें। कभी भी बैटरी को ओवरफिल (Overfill) ना करें, क्योंकि इससे बैटरी के काम करने की क्षमता पर असर पड़ता है।

लापरवाही के परिणाम

बैटरी की लाइफ कम होना: अगर आप नियमित रूप से पानी नहीं डालते हैं, तो बैटरी की लाइफ कम हो सकती है। बैटरी जल्दी खराब हो सकती है और आपको नई बैटरी खरीदनी पड़ सकती है।

बैटरी का ओवरहीट होना: बिना पानी के बैटरी ज़्यादा गर्म हो जाती है, जिससे बैटरी फट भी सकती है। यह बहुत खतरनाक हो सकता है और इससे आग लगने का खतरा भी होता है।

बिजली का खर्च बढ़ना: अगर बैटरी सही से काम नहीं करती है, तो इनवर्टर को ज्यादा समय तक चलाना पड़ता है। इससे बिजली का खर्च बढ़ जाता है।

सही तरीके से रखरखाव के टिप्स

नियमित चेकअप: महीने में एक बार बैटरी का पानी चेक करें। अगर पानी का लेवल कम है, तो तुरंत पानी डालें।

डिस्टिल्ड वाटर का उपयोग: हमेशा डिस्टिल्ड वाटर ही डालें। नल के पानी में मिनरल्स होते हैं जो बैटरी को नुकसान पहुंचा सकते हैं।

बैटरी को साफ रखें: बैटरी के टर्मिनल्स (Terminals) को साफ रखें। गंदगी और धूल बैटरी की परफॉरमेंस को कम कर सकते हैं।

निष्कर्ष

इनवर्टर की बैटरी का सही रखरखाव बहुत जरूरी है। नियमित रूप से पानी डालना और बैटरी की सफाई करना आपको महंगे रिपेयर और नई बैटरी खरीदने की जरूरत से बचा सकता है। थोड़ी सी लापरवाही भारी पड़ सकती है, इसलिए इनवर्टर बैटरी के पानी का लेवल चेक करना और सही समय पर पानी डालना हमेशा याद रखें।

याद रखें, इनवर्टर का सही तरीके से उपयोग ही उसकी लाइफ को बढ़ा सकता है और आपकी परेशानी को कम कर सकता है।

सही बैटरी चुनें, सही रखरखाव करें — Emiko बैटरियों के साथ!

आपके इनवर्टर की बैटरी की देखभाल के लिए Emiko बैटरियां सबसे भरोसेमंद साथी हैं। लंबे समय तक चलने वाली, कम रखरखाव वाली Emiko बैटरियों का चुनाव करें और अपने इनवर्टर को हमेशा चालू रखें।

Emiko बैटरियां — आपके इनवर्टर के लिए स्मार्ट चॉइस! आज ही खरीदें और बिना किसी परेशानी के पावर का आनंद लें। Emiko एक भरोसेमंद Inverter Battery Manufacturer है जो बेहतर क्वालिटी की इन्वर्टर ��ैटरियां प्रदान करती है ।