Empowering Energy Solution with Tubular Batteries

What is Tubular Battery ?

Tubular Battery, a distinguished category within lead-acid batteries, stand out for their larger size, making them an optimal choice for energy storage. This is particularly significant in 2024, where Jdiyan International will be at the forefront, providing whole containers of these batteries.

The Tubular Advantage

Designed for prevalence in UPS and inverter systems, tubular batteries feature a positive plate snugly nestled within a cloth-wrapped tube, efficiently cradling the power of its electrodes. This design choice imparts strategic advantages for bulk energy applications.

Selecting the Right Inverter Battery for Needs

When it comes to selecting inverter batteries for bulk energy requirements, compatibility is pivotal. Tubular batteries, emerging as the preferred choice, offer reliability and efficiency. Jdiyan International stands out by providing a bulk quantity of the best tubular batteries, emphasizing quality and performance.

Our Commitment to Quality

Notably, Jdiyan International’s supplied tubular batteries boast premium technology and high-grade materials, ensuring maximum power delivery over extended durations. This commitment to quality results in a significantly prolonged life span, making them a reliable choice for energy storage.

Strategic Asset for Energy Storage

In essence, tubular batteries, with their larger-than-life presence in lead-acid battery technology, transcend being just a power source. They become a strategic asset for energy storage, offering benefits such as heightened efficiency, an extended operational life, and minimal maintenance requirements—essential considerations for large-scale applications.

Navigating 2024 with Jdiyan International

As we navigate the evolving landscape of energy solutions in 2024, these tubular batteries continue to stand tall. They offer not just power but a reliable and enduring source for your UPS and inverter needs, reaffirming their position as a leader in the industry.

Distinguishing Tubular Batteries from Flat Plate Batteries

When comparing Tubular batteries to flat plate batteries, key differences:

1. Design and Composition:

  • Tubular batteries feature a positive plate nestled within a cloth-wrapped tube, holding the power of its
  • Electrodes
  • Flat-plate batteries employ a standard battery grid with numerous squares, creating a broad-mouthed mesh and utilizing thin electrodes.

2. Warranty Period:

  • Tubular batteries boast an impressive warranty of around 24 months depending on the application usage, surpassing the maximum 2-year warranty offered by flat-plate batteries.

3. Temperature Resilience:

  • Tubular batteries can withstand wide temperature swings and convert high-voltage power surges into minor voltage shifts.
  • Flat-plate batteries are designed to endure temperatures for which they are specifically engineered.

4. Applications and Power Output:

  • Tubular batteries are intended to provide high power for a variety of applications, showcasing versatility.
  • Flat plate batteries are designed for basic functions.

5. Size and Inverter Compatibility:

  • Flat plate batteries are significantly smaller than tubular batteries, making them the smallest option for flat plate inverters.

6. Maintenance Requirements:

  • Tubular batteries require minimal maintenance.
  • Flat-plate batteries necessitate routine maintenance.

7. Reliability Rating:

  • Tubular batteries outshine flat-plate batteries, boasting the highest reliability rating when compared.

8. Life Expectancy:

  • Tubular batteries have a longer life expectancy of 2 years, while flat plate batteries typically last 2.5-3 years.
Battery Purchasing

Factors to Consider When Purchasing a Battery

Beyond capacity, warranty, technology, and size, consider the compatibility with inverters and the brand’s reputation. Tubular batteries, for instance, are optimized for use with Inverters, offering a longer and more stable power backup.

Additional Considerations for Battery Purchases

Freshness is crucial. Regular charging and discharging are recommended for optimal performance. Check the manufacturing date before purchasing, and if the battery is old, request a recharge for peak efficiency.

Quick Maintenance and Handling Tips for Tubular Batteries:

  • Keep the battery away from direct sunlight and heat.
  • Store the battery in a dry, cool, and well-ventilated environment.
  • Ensure the battery is out of children's reach.
  • Regularly check float indicators and add water as needed.
  • Only authorized service personnel should perform maintenance.
  • Be responsible: Recycle non-functional old inverter batteries through authorized distributors to contribute to a sustainable environment.