Pool battery

A water pool battery commonly refers to a lead-acid battery, a type of rechargeable battery. It consists of lead plates for the positive and negative terminals, separated by separators soaked in electrolyte. Chemical reactions within the battery convert chemical energy into electrical energy, facilitating the cyclical process of storing and releasing energy. Lead-acid batteries find widespread applications in motorcycles, cars, power tools, and various devices to start engines, provide power, and support the electrical systems of vehicles.