Battery refurbishment is the process of restoring and revitalizing used or degraded batteries to extend their lifespan and improve performance equivalent to new batteries.

   Refurbishing batteries are cost-effective and environmentally friendly alternative to purchasing new batteries. It helps reduce electronic waste and promotes sustainability. 

   Commonly refurbished batteries include lead-acid batteries (used in vehicles, UPS, Inverters and renewable energy systems), Traction Batteries (used in fork lifts) and Lithium-ion batteries (found electric vehicles)

   The process generally involves assessing the battery’s condition and reconditioning the battery through our proven Israel’s cutting-edge technology.

 Yes, when conducted by trained professionals following safety guidelines, battery refurbishment is a safe process.

  While many types of batteries can be refurbished, there are limitations. Some severely damaged or degraded batteries may not be suitable for refurbishment, and it’s essential to assess each battery individually.

The cost savings depend on various factors, including the type of battery, its condition, and the cost of new replacements. Usually, refurbishing is significantly cheaper than buying new batteries. Inquire us for specific details

The lifespan extension varies based on the battery type, initial condition, and usage patterns. In general, refurbishing can extend the lifespan of a battery by 70 % to 90 %, making it a worthwhile investment.

The lifespan extension varies based on the battery type, initial condition, and usage patterns. In general, refurbishing can extend the lifespan of a battery by 70 % to 90 %, making it a worthwhile investment.

Common signs include reduced capacity, shorter runtime, frequent charging, and overall decreased performance. If you notice these issues, it’s advisable to have your batteries inspected by our professionals to determine if refurbishment is a viable option.

   Yes, refurbishing batteries contributes to environmental conservation by reducing the demand for new raw materials and minimizing the disposal of used batteries in landfills, which are harmful to the environment.

   The frequency of refurbishment depends on factors such as battery type, usage patterns, and maintenance. Regular monitoring and scheduled maintenance can help identify when refurbishment is necessary to prevent significant degradation.