The AGM battery is a valve-regulated sealed battery for glass cloth separators (AGM). Compared with ordinary batteries, AGM batteries have a longer service life, higher capacity reliability, and stronger low-temperature reliability; and because its acid solution is 100% sealed, there is no gas discharge during operation, so it is safe for natural The damage to the environment is small, and the hidden danger of battery explosion in the event of an accident is also small.

    The main differences between AGM batteries and general batteries are as follows:

    The start-stop system in early batteries did not have much protective equipment. General lead-acid batteries cannot be discharged with large currents many times in a short period of time, and their thermal insulation panels cannot allow ions to pass through quickly. The service life of AGM batteries is more than 3 times that of ordinary batteries, and the service life of normal batteries is about 6 years or more.

    When the start-stop system works, the battery must be charged and discharged quickly. Ordinary lead-acid batteries cannot be discharged with large currents many times in a short period of time, and their separators cannot allow rapid passage of ions. Power-off bottles are used more frequently than ordinary batteries, so they need to be more durable and more demanding when making them. After a short time of assembly, it is very likely that the difference is not easy to see, but because the working intensity of the general battery cannot meet the needs, the battery will remain in a significant power-down state after being turned on once.