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BATER Recombination plug for stationary batteries
As chemical constituents are charged with electricity, oxygen and hydrogen are released as a byproduct of the breakdown of water in the electrolyte. These gases are then released into the atmosphere, creating an explosion hazard. At the same time, this process reduces the electrolyte’s water level, which then has to be replenished periodically. One means of effectively eliminating this undesirable phenomenon is to employ a system which recombines the gasses externally. The designers’ purpose in constructing the BATER recombination device was to prevent the release of battery gasses directly into the atmosphere.
The plug, which recombines water from oxygen and hydrogen released during the charging of the chemical constituents, consists of an airtight casing containing the recombination device—a specially designed ceramic cylinder filled with a catalytic deposit and a deposit having absorptive properties.

BATER’s solution is characterized by a simple, reliable construction. Placement of the recombination device directly within the gas-containing portion of the battery in such a way as to enable a flow of gasses through the catalytic and absorptive deposits effectively eliminates the flow of gasses from the battery into the atmosphere. The device significantly reduces hazards associated with battery use, preventing, under normal conditions, the flow of gas into the immediate surroundings, thus eliminating the risk of ignition. In the event of failure, a safety valve located in the airtight casing allows for the release of surplus gasses.
The device is economical from both an installation and a maintenance perspective.
To ensure proper functioning of the recombiner, the cell should be correctly sealed. The special design of its terminal seals, and its precisely glued and pressure-tested covers ensures that the classic BATER cell works ideally with recombination plugs. The design of the BATER recombination plug is covered by patent number P362719.
Eliminates the necessity of refilling the electrolyte
Increased safety of operation for fluid electrolyte cells (electrolyte fumes and poisonous gases do not leak from the battery into the immediate surroundings)
Explosion prevention—none of the gases capable of causing explosions are released into the surrounding area. Designed to prevent external flames from penetrating the device
Reduced need for ventilation. Batteries equipped with cells using recombiners require less ventilation.
Two types of Bater recombination plug:
Type 500 for batteries with capacitiy up to 500 Ah
Type 1000 for batteries with capacities above 500 Ah