Start-stop systems require a battery with modern technology, because normal starter batteries are not designed to meet the higher demands of these vehicles. For this reason, only EFB or AGM batteries should be installed in vehicles with automatic stop-start systems.
Start-stop technology helps reduce the idling time of engines, by automatically shutting down and restarting the internal combustion engine of the vehicle, thus reducing the fuel consumption and emissions. The integration of start-stop technology in various automotive vehicles is increasing, in turn, posing as a major factor driving growth of the Start-stop Battery market. For instance, in 2016, General Motors announced that most of its vehicle models will be integrated with engine start-stop technology by 2020.
This is because they're designed to retain sufficient charge to be strong enough to power a car's various electrical systems such as the windscreen wipers, ventilation and sound system while the engine is turned off.
Start-stop batteries have always been considered as an alternative power source for all sorts of applications, as they offer various advantages. These batteries are cheap, lightweight, and have a high capacity. This makes them perfect for use in all kinds of heavy equipment applications. The first advantage of using start-stop batteries is that they are cheaper than other batteries. The price of the start-stop vehicles batteries is significantly less than other batteries. Thus, car manufacturers still prefer to use standard and smaller size batteries in their vehicles. Another advantage of start-stop batteries is that they can greatly reduce the amount of harmful emissions released into the atmosphere.
Stop-start systems on new vehicles are becoming a common feature these days and it’s a fairly easy system to understand. When your car comes to a stop, instead of running idle the system cuts the engine. It takes a bit of getting used to – for the uninitiated it can feel very odd for the engine to be completely dead when all you’ve done is stop at the traffic lights – but there’s no doubt it is a clever system.
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