Service life of lead-acid batteries is defined in “cycles”, which is a charge-discharge process. A battery charged to 100% can be used up to 20% (some trucks disable the lifting function when 20% is reached), then it must be charged to 100%. Any different usage, such as using it up to 40% and then charging it to 60%, counts as one cycle in terms of lifespan. It’s clear that “intermediate” charges significantly reduce the service life.
PIN CODE vs. SMART CARD
One of the permanent problems of companies using trucks is the management of ignition keys. One of the most common mistakes is to leave the