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EPA Tier II Info: Forklift Battery Sulfuric Acid Content

Listing of lead and sulfuric acid levels contained in forklift batteries.
Contains information needed for Tier II reports.
Amounts are listed by model, and cover our most popular sizes.

Tier II Info

Battery Charger Wiring Diagrams

EPA Tier II Info: Forklift Battery Sulfuric Acid Content

Wiring diagrams and schematics; how to change the AC voltage settings.
Trouble shooting information.

Wiring Diagrams

Proper Battery Care

EPA Tier II Info: Forklift Battery Sulfuric Acid Content

AH Ratings - Converting 6HR rate to 20HR

How to properly charge and maintain your industrial batteries.
Proper water level for forklift batteries.
Printable version / PDF.

Battery Care

AH Ratings - Converting 6HR rate to 20HR

Hydrogen Gas Emission - Battery Room Ventilation Requirements

AH Ratings - Converting 6HR rate to 20HR

Definition – AH Capacity.
How to convert the 6hr rate to 20hr.
Definition – 80% Capacity.

6hr to 20hr coversion

Hydrogen Gas Emission - Battery Room Ventilation Requirements

Calculate Hydrogen Concentration.
Calculate Room Volume.
Determine Ventilation Requirements.
Determine Fan Requirement.
Forced Ventilation.
Hydrogen Gas Detector.

Battery Ventilation

Battery Specific Gravity

Hydrogen Gas Emission - Battery Room Ventilation Requirements

Specific gravity of the electrolyte explained.
A fully charged forklift battery is 1.285 Specific Gravity (or SPGR).
The electrolyte in a fully charged battery is 62.48% water.

Specific Gravity

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