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Today I am going to answer every common question that pops up when you think of inverter battery water.
WHAT IS THE USE OF WATER IN INVERTER BATTERIES?
The first thing that we need to know is why water needs to be present inside the inverter battery.
When a system works on chemical reactions, it doesn't work for long periods of time at maximum capacity without any problems or complications.
Inverters operate by using acid and as this acid becomes more concentrated with plenty of use over time, its rate decreases which in turn causes power output levels to decrease too - but this happens only when there's not enough diluted sulphuric acid.
Chemical reactions in an inverter battery work on a balance of acid and distilled water, So without one or the other it won't function properly. We should always keep your inverter battery topped off with water to make sure that the acid inside is diluted enough so the chemical reactions can happen without a problem.
WHICH WATER SHOUID I PUT IN INVERTER BATTERY?
One should only top up an inverter battery with distilled water. Normal tap and RO water can contain dirt, bacteria, minerals that are detrimental to the life of your invertor's batteries - rendering them useless after a short time.
WHY SHOUID I REFILL INVERTER BATTERY USING DISTILLED WATER AND NOT TAP WATER?
Tap water is full of impurities, dirt, and minerals, which would react with the acid in an inverter battery to create a problem that prevents current from being produced. And tap water can also clog up electrodes, form layers on them preventing chemical reactions necessary for producing electricity.
Distilled water is free of all the minerals and ions that are otherwise present in tap water. Therefore, we use only distilled water to refill the inverter battery.

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mare battery ma gher ka water daltaa haa aur wo 2.5 sa 3 year chalte haa

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Do you change it every 3 years??