The Truth About Battery Desulfators

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After working with hundreds of batteries, using every battery desulfator out there from the $20 ones to the $20,000 ones (the military uses them for aircraft batteries), I thought I would share some of what I learned.

A couple of pointers:
A 12v battery below around 10 volts may have a bad cell and will be difficult to bring back, if not impossible.
An idea of how powerful a desulfator needs to be in order to work quickly - think of a high-frequency welder. That is the power range for deep cycle batteries. It is possible to turn a welder into a desulfator, but not advised. Batteries blow-up.
The small desulfators are designed to keep batteries from sulfating more than they are capable of desulfating them from a neglected, low voltage condition. They can work but they will take many weeks and will usually not work for multi-battery banks like golf carts and solar power systems use. You will need one for each battery.
Using epson salts will kill your battery in short order, though you may see it restored briefly.
You know you are using a serious desulfator - like the last one I showed - when your batteries are popping, vibrating, and you don't want to be in the room with them! That means the current and voltage spikes are knocking the sulfate off, opening up the plates, and sending the sulfate back into solution.

If you have specific battery questions, please leave them below and I will answer them.

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