Friends, you must have noticed in the summer season that lights bother us a lot, due to high consumption, so inverters have become an important part in many homes, their performance and lifespan largely depend on proper maintenance - and one of the most important aspects is water level management. Water inside the inverter battery helps keep its internal cells cool and prevents overheating, which improves efficiency and increases battery life. But many people put water in the inverter battery in the wrong way, let's know the right way-

These are the main things you need to know about filling water in the inverter battery:

Why is water important in the battery

Water helps regulate the temperature of the battery cells. It prevents overheating during charging and discharging cycles. Keeps the chemical reactions inside the battery smooth to perform better.

How much water to put in the battery

Always check the battery's water level indicator, which is usually located on top of the battery. Fill with distilled water only up to the maximum indicated level. Do not overfill as excess water may leak or damage internal parts.

Never let the water level fall below the minimum mark - this can cause overheating and reduce battery life.

Important tips to remember

Use only distilled water - tap water can damage the battery.

Check the water level every month, especially during summer when the battery heats up more.

If your battery does not have a clear indicator, refer to the manufacturer's manual for guidance.

By maintaining the correct water level, you not only avoid unnecessary battery problems but also ensure better backup performance and longer battery life.