Currently, battery chargers offer a much more convenient and efficient solution. These devices allow you to monitor the battery’s charge level and recharge it when necessary, preventing uncomfortable or stressful situations associated with a dead battery.
If my car has an EFB battery, can I fit an AGM battery? At FQS Battery, we explain the decision you should make about this.
In the midst of the electric car boom, there is an undeniable fact: all electric vehicles, regardless of their level of electrification, require a 12V lead-acid battery. Whether it is a 100% electric car or a hybrid, they all need at least one 12V lead-acid battery as a support and/or backup battery.
We explain the meaning of the data shown on the technical label of FQS Battery automotive batteries.
The decision to select a battery becomes a simpler yet much more precise process.
The frequent stops and starts of the engine, together with increased energy consumption from comfort applications such as heating and navigation, pose a challenge for start-stop batteries. To address this, manufacturers have developed intelligent battery energy management (BEM) systems that, with the help of sensors, monitor the battery’s condition, ensuring extended service life despite high demand.
One of the most frequently asked questions among our clients is about the differences between AGM and EFB batteries. At FQS Battery, we strive to keep you informed to provide you with excellent service, and when it comes to automotive batteries, it is crucial to select the right one for your vehicle.
Discover the main differences between AGM and EFB batteries, and choose the option that best suits your needs.
