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Valve Regulated Lead Acid (VRLA) batteries are a subtype of lead-acid batteries that have a pressure relief valve. They are maintenance-free, as they do not require water to be added regularly. Within the automotive batteries market, VRLA technologies are distinguished by their ability to provide high currents and ensure reliable performance over a wide range of temperatures and conditions. VRLA batteries are commonly used in various automotive applications, such as start-stop systems and as auxiliary batteries for luxury vehicles, where durability and energy efficiency are crucial. While traditional lead-acid batteries emit gases and require ventilation, VRLA batteries are sealed, utilizing a recombination reaction to prevent gas escape, thereby enabling their use in a broader array of environments and orientations.
The VRLA battery market for automotive applications includes several key players, comprising both established battery manufacturers and emerging firms. Notable companies in this sector are Johnson Controls, Exide Technologies, and GS Yuasa International. Other significant entities include Enersys, East Penn Manufacturing, and Amara Raja Batteries. These companies are engaged in the design, manufacture, and distribution of VRLA batteries for automotive use, competing on factors such as performance, cost, and technological advancement. Show Less Read more