Battery management covers monitoring, diagnosis, and maintenance of battery health — tracking state of charge, state of health, and identifying degradation before failure. Battery charging is the process of restoring energy using a controlled charge profile. The two are complementary: good battery management tells you when and how a battery needs charging; good charging ensures every cycle preserves rather than damages the battery. The Assessimus network provides both through two dedicated specialists.

Sulfation occurs in lead-acid batteries when sulfate crystals form on the lead plates during partial-state-of-charge operation. Over time, these crystals reduce active plate area and battery capacity. Desulfation applies specific charge pulses to break down these crystals and restore active material. When applied correctly at the right stage of degradation, it can recover significant capacity from batteries that would otherwise be replaced.

The Robis System is a proactive battery management platform for commercial and fleet applications. It continuously measures battery health parameters across a fleet — identifying batteries that are degrading before they fail in service — and integrates this data into workshop maintenance workflows, making it practical to act on battery condition as part of routine servicing.

Yes. The network's charging specialist designs bespoke OEM charging systems to the manufacturer's battery type, packaging constraints, interface requirements, and production volumes — including both hardware design and charge algorithm development for the target application.