This invention relates to the field of battery technology, specifically disclosing an
electrolyte density adjustment device for a flooded lead-acid battery. The device includes a valve body with a
level sensor A, a
level sensor B, and a density sensor connected to it.
Level sensor A and
level sensor B are used to monitor high and low
electrolyte levels, respectively. A water injection
pipe is connected to the valve body, one end of which is connected to a
storage tank for storing pure water. A first
solenoid valve is installed in the water path between the water injection
pipe and the
storage tank. The first
solenoid valve, level sensor A, level sensor B, and density sensor are electrically connected to a controller. The valve body is cylindrical in shape, with a locking block at the top and a sealing groove on its outer surface containing a sealing ring. Compared to existing technologies, this invention ensures a stable
electrolyte concentration and maintains a normal
chemical reaction environment while adding pure water, which is beneficial to the battery's
discharge performance and lifespan.