Why do we need to regularly charge and discharge double entry batteries

Regular charging and discharging, also known as verification charging and discharging, refers to the process of conducting a significant charging and discharging reaction on the material of the electrode plates of a floating charging double decker battery over a certain period of time to check its capacity and detect aging batteries. Timely maintenance and treatment are necessary to ensure the normal operation of the double decker battery. Regular charging and discharging are generally carried out at least once a year.
It is not recommended to charge evenly during normal times. After the battery is discharged or there is a power outage due to an accident, the management personnel should promptly go to the battery room to check the charging current of the charger to prevent excessive charging current or loss of control. The appropriate average charging voltage is the foundation for ensuring the long life of batteries.
By appropriately overcharging to ensure that the lagging batteries in the battery pack are fully charged, this method should be limited in use due to the need to overcharge the dual access battery pack. Single battery supplementary charging can be used instead of balanced charging. If balanced charging of the battery pack is necessary, the balanced charging voltage must be strictly selected according to the regulations of the battery manufacturer.