Edison Batteries

Edison Batteries refer to a specific type of lead-acid battery often used in industrial applications, known for their durability and ability to handle frequent charge and discharge cycles. Named after Thomas Edison, who developed a variant, these batteries use thick, heavy plates to provide long life and reliable performance. They are well-suited for backup power systems, electric vehicles, and deep-cycle uses where consistent, dependable energy storage is important. While they are heavier and bulkier than some newer battery types, Edison Batteries are valued for their robustness, cost-effectiveness, and proven technology in demanding environments.