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  1. 0:00All right, talking about the battery
  2. 0:01selection, the best to use. All right,
  3. 0:04I'm going to be mentioning three.
  4. 0:06The first on the row is the best, the
  5. 0:08second is the second preferable, and the
  6. 0:11last is the least preferable. So, the
  7. 0:13first on the list is lithium battery.
  8. 0:15So, I'm going to be using this as an as
  9. 0:17an example. This is a 24 V
  10. 0:202.5 kW lithium battery. Lithium
  11. 0:23batteries are the best to use when it
  12. 0:25comes to battery selection. So, if you
  13. 0:28want the best for a customer from
  14. 0:29solution, lithium battery is the first
  15. 0:32on the list. The second on the list is
  16. 0:34tubular batteries. These are the second
  17. 0:37because it is it requires maintenance,
  18. 0:40unlike lithium that doesn't require any
  19. 0:42maintenance. This one, you need to be
  20. 0:44topping up with distilled water
  21. 0:47every 1 1 year, after every 1 1 year.
  22. 0:50So, if you are recommending this battery
  23. 0:52for a customer, be ready for maintenance
  24. 0:55every 1 1 year. That is it for tubular.
  25. 0:58Tubular is the second because it's kind
  26. 1:00of cheaper. But, the thing with lithium
  27. 1:02is that it's more expensive. So, if you
  28. 1:04have a customer that is on a tight
  29. 1:06budget, tubular is the answer. But, if
  30. 1:08the customer has the money and wants the
  31. 1:10best, lithium is the answer. Then, the
  32. 1:12least, when it comes to battery
  33. 1:14selection,
  34. 1:17is lead acid batteries, which is not
  35. 1:19commonly used, but it is the least
  36. 1:22bad kind of battery you can use because
  37. 1:24um that kind of battery it's on the
  38. 1:26lower grade. After a year plus, when it
  39. 1:28start degrading, you cannot maintain it.
  40. 1:30So, you have to dispose it and buy a new
  41. 1:34one. So, lead acid batteries, they are
  42. 1:36sealed lead acid. So,
  43. 1:39um they degrade over time. 1 1 year, 6
  44. 1:42months, they just have 500 to 1,000 life
  45. 1:45cycle, so they degrade easily. So, after
  46. 1:47a year and 6 months, once they are weak,
  47. 1:49all you have to do is buy a new battery.
  48. 1:52So, I believe you know the best kind of
  49. 1:55batteries to use when it comes to
  50. 1:57recommending a good battery system for
  51. 1:59your customer,

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