What is a Hawker ® battery?

Some topics include: Features and benefits, inspection, analyzers, testing, charging, storage and more Hawker ® batteries from EnerSys ® are the premier combat and tactical vehicle batteries, providing a distinct advantage to our fighting forces.

When should a Hawker® battery be replaced?

A Hawker® battery is considered to be at the end of its expected operation life when one or more of the following applies: during an Open Circuit Voltage (OCV) test, a fully-charged battery measures less than 12.65 volts. Then, the battery should be replaced.

Who makes Hawker batteries?

Explore Hawker® Batteries. Premier combat and tactical vehicle batteries for a wide range of military vehicles and equipment. Manufactured by EnerSys®.

What is a Hawker sealed lead acid battery?

Hawker sealed lead acid batteries consists of two 12 Volt monoblocs housed inside a battery case. The battery case is manufactured either using stainless steel or glass reinforced plastic. The two monoblocs are connected in series and to the main connector using highly conductive electrolytic copper tinned laminations.

How do Hawker Aircraft batteries work?

Vent tubes attached to the battery’s case allow venting to take place. A main connector on the front of the battery container connects it to the aircraft’s electrical system. Hawker sealed lead acid aircraft batteries comply with the highest requirements of airworthiness as set out by EASA, FAA, OEM’s and Ministries of Defence.

When should I recharge a Hawker® battery?

If a Hawker® battery is in a vehicle or other equipment that is not used on a regular basis, recharge it when its Open Circuit Voltage (OCV) drops to no less than 12.65 volts. This is highly recommended to prevent temperature induced failure.