How long can the battery in the battery cabinet last

How long does a battery last?

The most common and most recognized single-use battery on the market. The runtime is completely dependent on the device that it's used in. Alkaline batteries will generally have a shelf life of between 5-10 years when stored at room temperature. Alkaline batteries cannot be recharged.

How long do lithium batteries last?

Most consumer-purchasable lithium rechargeable batteries have a cycle life between 600-1000 cycles. The shelf life of lithium batteries varies depending on the type of lithium battery and what it's used in. Most lithium rechargeable batteries will have irreversible damage if they are stored for longer than 1 year without charging them periodically.

What is a rechargeable battery shelf life?

Shelf life for rechargeable batteries refers to the length of storage before a recharge is necessary. Some batteries, like lead acid, need to be stored at a full charge in order to have the longest possible shelf life. Cycle life refers to the number of complete charges and discharges a rechargeable battery can complete before going bad.

How long do lead acid batteries last?

The shelf life for most lead acid batteries is around six months and if being stored for longer, they should be charged at least once every six months. Cycle life for lead acid batteries is lower than other rechargeable batteries at only around 200 cycles depending on the application.