Battery diagnostics, audit or training: which service do you need?
By LDK Lab
Diagnostics examines battery condition. An audit examines site practices. Training develops team knowledge. Start with the question you need to answer.
Diagnostics to understand batteries
A loss of range, a recurring fault or an unclear battery history calls for an examination of symptoms, observations and technical measurements.
LDK’s diagnostic scope can include voltages, capacity, ageing, BMS and connections. The goal is to document observed condition and inform operational decisions. Tests are scoped according to the equipment and request.
Training helps teams understand lithium-ion batteries, share technical vocabulary and interpret everyday situations.
Choose a programme based on participants’ roles and learning needs. LDK’s programmes presented here address awareness and technical understanding, rather than battery repair or manufacturing.
Describe your fleet, battery models, number of assets and main question. Existing records of symptoms, interventions and usage provide context.
For training, specify participants’ roles, group size and priority topics. Include your country, city and scheduling constraints so that arrangements can be discussed.