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The most common cause of premature battery failure...
Is due to a build-up of sulfate on the plates, which interferes with the charging and discharging of the battery. This build-up is accelerated by the following:
• high temperature -- over 70 degrees
• discharging the battery below 10.5 volts
• storage without charging
The best way to prevent and remove this build-up is to use a Pioneer Battery Life Enhancer.
It works by emitting a radio frequency signal that dissolves the build-up that forms on the plates of the battery.
If you are technically inclined and want more information, see the Video page.
Just like Jumper Cables, the Pioneer Battery Life Enhancer electronic device come with two leads, one red and one black.
In applications using battery, connect the red lead to the positive terminal of the battery, and the black lead to the negative terminal of the battery, and forget it!
No it is not harm. Since Pioneer Battery Life Enhancer prevents the damage normally associated with deep discharging.
The typical life of a battery is three years. Some people have estimated that a battery used in automotive applications in North America, without failure caused by sulfate build-up, would last nine years. We say that PBLE will double or triple the life of your battery.
Your battery will give some indications of impending failure if you know what to look for. They are:
• Slow-starting.
• Headlights dim at low engine RPM (Revolutions per minute as in idling).
• Ammeter indicating discharge at high RPM
• Battery seems to be losing performance in any other way
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