Hi Ron,
I would be cautious in purchasing dry product for the reasons you outline.
Dry charge product has it's place and is a definite benefit when shipping to
remote locations where transit time / time in customs often exceeds four (4)
months in hot climates (see Africa). The reduction in s
Ron.we looked into this because we have had customers that wanted the
dry batterieswe were not going to stock them ourselves..we were told
that:
1. There is an extra 10% surcharge for getting the dry batteries because
they would have to remove them from their normal assembly line proce
Ron,
You might talk with Roy at RAE Storage Battery in Berlin CT. He is one
of the few distributors of Surrette Batteries that I know that do this.
Surrette does ship him the batteries dry and he fills and heats them
up. It takes a lot of power, a very well vented work area and, in my
opinion, t
Ron,
I think it would change little as the shipping weight would be about the
same, I am assuming they would ship the acid with the batteries and you have
to do the commissioning and charging.
With wet batteries you will need to charge them as a matter of good practice
if they sit there for a long
Hello Wrenches
Do any of you stock dry charged lead acid batteries and commission
them as needed? If so, what are the advantages/disadvantages of doing
this aside from the obvious requirements for safe handling
procedures? I'm considering this as an option to reduce shipping cost
on large
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