How Long After Jump-Starting a Car Can It Be Used Normally?
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After a short-term parking that causes battery depletion, the car needs to be charged for one to two hours to restore normal operation. If the car has been parked for an extended period, it may require an overnight charge to return to normal use, or the battery might need replacement. Related details are as follows: Battery Principle: A car battery, also known as a storage battery, converts chemical energy into electrical energy. Advantages of Storage Batteries: Typically, cars use lead-acid batteries, which are made of lead and lead oxide with sulfuric acid solution as the electrolyte. The advantages of lead-acid batteries include stable voltage and low cost, but they require frequent maintenance and have a short lifespan. Maintenance-free batteries, an improvement over lead-acid batteries, feature structural advantages with minimal electrolyte consumption. Therefore, during use, they do not require distilled water replenishment. Their lifespan is twice that of standard lead-acid batteries, and they offer benefits such as high-temperature resistance and compact size.