FAQs 

Determining the appropriate battery capacity depends on various factors such as your energy consumption, power requirements, and desired backup duration. Our team of experts can assist you in calculating the ideal battery capacity based on your specific needs and help you make an informed decision.

To ensure optimal performance, we recommend following the recommended charging and discharging guidelines provided with the battery. Proper maintenance and periodic checks of the battery’s condition are essential. Our customer support team is available to assist you with any questions or concerns regarding battery performance and maintenance.

Yes, our batteries are designed to be compatible with various energy storage systems. Whether you have a solar energy system, an inverter setup, or any other application, our batteries can seamlessly integrate and provide reliable power storage.

Utilize our load calculator tool to find the best inverter battery tailored to your energy needs.

Connecting an inverter to a battery is a straightforward process of ensuring compatibility, connecting the cables, and conducting tests. Dyna Plus batteries are designed for seamless compatibility and superior performance, ensuring reliable and uninterrupted power supply for your home or office.

Inverters are the same for both homes and offices; however, their capacities differ based on power needs and required backup, whether it’s for residential or business use.

Battery failure may occur due to undercharging or overcharging. Regularly check your charging device to ensure it is working properly. Follow the do’s and don’ts mentioned in the maintenance booklet supplied with your battery. If in doubt, contact your nearby service station.

VRLA stands for Valve Regulated Lead Acid. This technology, covering AGM batteries, prevents gases from venting under normal operating conditions, eliminating the need for water addition. Opening a VRLA battery can damage the pressure relief valve and void the warranty.

A solution of baking soda and water can be used for cleaning. Mix 1 cup of baking soda with every gallon of water.

Yes, it is normal for flooded batteries to lose water due to gassing during the recharge process. Add distilled water only once the batteries are fully charged and follow the correct electrolyte level indicated on the battery.

In flooded batteries, level indicators are provided for all cells. Check the marks on the level indicator and fill water until it reaches the green level indicated.

The life expectancy of our batteries is dynamic and depends on various application-specific variables. It relies on factors such as proper battery bank sizing, depth of discharge, load types, battery maintenance regime, ambient temperature, and charging algorithm.

C20 rating represents the battery’s discharge rate for 20 hours. For example, a 150 AH battery at C20 will last for 20 hours on a load of 7.5 A.

Equalization charging is the process of overcharging the battery to prevent stratification, ensuring uniform acid concentration throughout the battery.

Use a charger with a charging voltage of 14.4V and charging current at 10% of its capacity. Avoid overcharging, as it leads to gas evolution. Use the recommended charger or charging settings.

We do not recommend adding anything to your batteries other than distilled water. Most additives do not work as advertised and may void the warranty.

Old batteries may be returned to the battery retailer, automotive service station, a battery manufacturer, or other authorized collection centers for recycling. If you are unsure, contact us for proper recycling instructions.