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Jantech Services can tailor a Battery Maintenance Agreement to suit our customers specific needs or requirements. Our standard service plan includes a minimum of the following:

STANDARD BATTERY SCOPE OF WORK (FLOODED/WET)
Annual Maintenance Routine

The annual Maintenance Routine consists of the following:

l. Perform digital low resistance ohm meter readings and inspection on all intercell and intertier connections.
2. Rehabilitate up to 20% of all connections as required by above test and inspection. All connections requiring rehabilitation over the 20% limit will be billed on a time and material basis.
3. Verify proper torque of all bolted connections.
4. Clean and neutralize all cells and racks.
5. Measure and record all individual specific gravity readings.
6. Measure and record all individual cell and string float voltages.
7. Individual cell inspection, seals, sediment levels, positive and negative plates, flame arrestors, electrolyte levels.
8. Adjust electrolyte levels as required.
9. Record temperature of electrolyte of representative pilot cells.
10. Verify integrity of the battery rack.
11. General cleanliness of the battery and battery room.
12. Provide computer analysis and historical archiving of all battery data and furnish an Annual Maintenance Routine Report.
13. All distilled water to be supplied by customer or billed to customer.

QUARTERLY MAINTENANCE ROUTINE
The Quarterly Maintenance Routine consists of the following:

1. Measure and record the specific gravity of every cell.
2. Measure and record individual cell and string float voltages.
3. Clean all cells and racks, provide corrosion control where required.
4. Adjust electrolyte levels as required.
5. Record temperature of electrolyte of representative pilot cells.
6. Individual cell inspection; seals sediment levels, positive and negative plates, flame arrestors, electrolyte levels.
7. Provide computer analysis and historical archiving of all battery data and furnish a Quarterly Maintenance Routine Report.
8. All distilled water to be supplied by customer or billed to customer


Note: The intervals of service visits and intervals of load testing can be adjusted based on the following:

1. Battery type
2. Age
3. Customers personnel requirements
4. Environmental Conditions

The annual Maintenance Routine consists of the following:

1. Verify proper torque of all bolted connections.
2. Clean and neutralize all cells and racks/cabinets.
3. Measure and record all individual cell and string float voltages, internal impedance and AC ripple.
4. Individual cell inspection; seals, posts, jar integrity.
5. Record temperature of battery room.
6. Verify integrity of the battery rack/cabinet.
7. General cleanliness of the battery and battery room.
8. Individually High Rate/Short Term load test all jars to verify integrity and proper recovery curve.
9. Provide computer analysis and historical archiving of all battery data and furnish an Annual Maintenance Routine report.

1. Measure and record individual cell and string float voltages, internal impedance and AC ripple.
2. Clean all cells and racks, provide corrosion control where required. 3. Record temperature of battery room.
4. Individual cell inspection; seals, posts, jar integrity.
5. Individually High Rate/Short Term load test all jars to verify integrity and proper recovery curve.
6. Provide computer analysis and historical archiving of all battery data and furnish a Quarterly Maintenance Routine Report.


Note: The intervals of service visits and intervals of load testing can be adjusted based on the following:

1. Battery type
2. Age
3. Customers personnel requirements
4. Environmental Conditions

Contact one of our experienced Sales Professionals for more details; 1-800-4JANTECH.