Monoblock Batteries

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Monoblock batteries are open, low-maintenance, lead-acid batteries with liquid electrolytes and are ideal solutions for photovoltaic installations, highly automated industrial lines and wind power installations. They can be mounted alongside with other equipment like solar panels, an inverter, equipment to mount the panels on your roof, and a performance monitoring system that tracks electricity production. Monoblock batteries are ideal for applications that require a long-term, reliable and safe power supply. These batteries provide continuous power that always meets demand, even during peak activity periods.

The popularity of solar energy has led to the emergence of another renewable technology: solar batteries, which can store additional solar energy for later use. Many companies are developing batteries that can be installed together with solar panels to create "Solar Plus Storage" systems for your home. Homes with Solar Plus Storage can store excess solar power onsite for use later when the sun isn’t shining. As a bonus, since solar batteries store energy at your home, they also offer short-term backup power in the event that there’s a power outage in your area.

Just as our customer’s energy needs are constantly evolving, so too are TIENDA SOLAR batteries. Our batteries are developed by well-known companies like Trojan, Victron Energy, POWER, who continuously design and evaluate new innovative solutions to meet market needs based on the latest technology trends, industry development, and market feedback. Their batteries provide increased overall energy production, maximum continuous performance, consistent quality, and increased durability.

The products and services of these companies enjoy international recognition as they ensure uninterrupted and reliable operation for a wide range of critical applications.

Advantages:

• Proven reliability;
• Quick & safe installation;
• High reliability and durability;
• Low maintenance;
• Optimal for applications with fast discharge, with particularly high performance;
• High resistance to chemical influences and mechanical damage;
• High energy density - low space requirement.

What are the common uses of monoblock batteries?

Some of the common uses of monoblock batteries are:

• - Backup power systems: They are used in backup power systems to provide electricity when there are power outages or in areas where there is no access to the grid. For example, in solar or wind energy systems with energy storage.
• - Motor vehicles: Monoblock batteries are commonly used in vehicles such as cars, motorbikes, caravans and golf carts to power engine starting and provide electrical power for auxiliary systems.
• - Stationary power systems: They are used in stationary power systems, such as uninterruptible power supplies (UPS) to protect critical equipment from power outages.
• - Marine and marine applications: Monoblock batteries are used in boats and ships to power on-board electrical systems.
• - Emergency lighting: They are used in emergency lights, torches and security lanterns to provide illumination in power outage situations.
• - Renewable energy systems: In renewable energy applications, such as off-grid solar systems or wind energy systems, monoblock batteries are used to store the energy generated and supply it when the renewable energy source is not available.
• - Portable electronic equipment: In some portable electronic devices, such as radios, toys and tools, monoblock batteries can be used to provide power.

It is important to note that monoblock batteries are an economical and widely available option, but they also have some limitations, such as a shorter lifespan compared to more advanced battery types such as lithium batteries. Choosing the right battery will depend on the specific requirements of each application and factors such as cost, capacity, performance and durability.

What is a solar AGM battery?

A solar AGM (Absorbent Glass Mat) battery is a type of rechargeable battery designed to store energy generated by solar photovoltaic panels. These batteries are known to be safe, durable and efficient in solar applications and are commonly used in off-grid solar power systems or hybrid systems.

AGM batteries use "absorbent glass fibre" technology to retain the electrolyte (a mixture of acid and water) inside the battery. Instead of having liquid electrolyte, like conventional lead-acid batteries, AGM batteries contain a glass fibre mat that absorbs and retains the acid. This configuration prevents the electrolyte from spilling out, which makes AGM batteries maintenance-free, as there is no need to top up with water and they can be installed in different positions.

How long does an AGM battery last?

The life of an AGM (Absorbent Glass Mat) battery can vary significantly depending on several factors, such as the brand and quality of the battery, the conditions of use, the frequency of charge and discharge cycles, ambient temperatures and the amount of depth of discharge the battery is subjected to each cycle.

In general, a well-maintained AGM battery used under proper conditions can last between 5 and 10 years. Some high quality and properly maintained batteries may exceed 10 years, while lower quality or more heavily used batteries may have a shorter life.

To extend the life of an AGM battery, it is essential to follow a few recommendations:

• - Avoid deep discharges: Try not to drain the battery completely, as deep discharges can reduce life.
• - Maintain adequate charge levels: Keep the battery charged most of the time and avoid leaving it uncharged for long periods.
• - Control the temperature: AGM batteries work best at moderate temperatures. Avoid exposing them to extreme temperatures, both hot and cold.
• - Maintain properly: Although AGM batteries require less maintenance than conventional lead-acid batteries, it is important to make sure they are clean, corrosion-free and properly connected.

It is important to review the manufacturer's specific recommendations for maintenance than conventional lead-acid batteries, it is important to ensure that they are clean, corrosion-free and properly connected.

It is important to check the manufacturer's specific recommendations for maintenance and the expected life cycle of a particular AGM battery, as these may vary by make and model. Also, keep in mind that over time, the capacity of the battery will gradually reduce, which can affect its overall performance. It is always advisable to invest in a high quality battery and follow the manufacturer's guidelines to prolong its life.