Nowadays, more and more cleaning equipment use lithium ion batteries as the main driving force of the equipment. Lithium ion batteries refer to secondary batteries composed of two compounds that can reversibly insert and remove lithium ions as positive and negative electrodes, mainly composed of positive and negative electrodes, electrolytes, membranes, and housings. So what is the reason why lithium ion batteries are favored in the cleaning field?

The popularity of lithium ion batteries is mainly due to their high cost performance, relatively low cleaning equipment costs, and higher work efficiency. Taking a hospital as an example, if you use traditional cleaning tools to mop up the water stains later, it will waste a lot of time and energy. Moreover, ceramic floor tiles with water stains can easily slip, and cleaning equipment equipped with lithium ion batteries perfectly solves this problem. Using lithium batteries as the main driving force for cleaning equipment can not only significantly improve work efficiency, but also save time and worry.

In addition, cleaning equipment equipped with lead-acid batteries can only be used when fully charged, and the charging speed is relatively slow. Forcible use without full charge can cause equipment damage. Lithium ion batteries support fast charging and can be charged on demand without memory effect, which has little impact on battery life.