There are several reasons why a battery may drain quickly. Here are some possible causes:
Aging: Over time, a battery may lose its capacity and hold less energy. This can result in quicker drainage, even under normal use.
Deep discharge: If a battery is regularly fully discharged before being recharged, this can reduce the battery's capacity and shorten its lifespan. Deep discharge can occur due to prolonged inactivity, using power-consuming devices while the engine is off, or not charging the battery in a timely manner.
Parasitic drain: Some vehicles and devices have electrical systems that consume a small amount of power even when they are turned off. This is known as parasitic drain and can contribute to faster battery discharge.
Poor electrical connections: Corrosion on the battery terminals or poor wiring can result in reduced power transfer, causing the battery to drain faster.
Power-consuming devices: Using power-consuming devices such as lights, air conditioning, radio, or other accessories can drain the battery faster, especially if they are used when the engine is off.
Problems with the charging system: If a vehicle's charging system is not functioning properly, the battery may not be adequately recharged, causing it to drain quickly.
If you notice that your battery is draining quickly, it is advisable to have the battery and electrical system checked by a professional mechanic. They can determine the cause of the problem and perform the necessary repairs.

Ole Diepstraten
Product & Energy Advisor
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sustainable@chargeblock.nl