All Batteries have an internal resistance that constantly drains them while idle, this is how all batteries function, On equipment with portable batteries like your Car or Cell phone that you charge everyday this is not seen because you are constantly maintaining the batteries, If you were to neglect either of these things for 6 months you would find them with dead batteries that will no longer take a charge.

Just think of charging batteries as filling a bucket with water that has a small hole in the bottom, it can be filled but will go empty over time, the big difference is that batteries commit suicide when they are below a certain charge level and will never accept a charge again. This would be like a bucket with a large hole.

Battery maintenance is paramount to the proper operation of your Firing system, lead acid batteries like to be charged and do not like to run low, Neglect can wipe out your batteries capacity in no time at all. Normal life for a well maintained battery can be between 3 to 5 years but a poorly maintained battery can die almost immediately regardless of its age!!

If you accidentally leave your panel on and find it later with dead or very low charge, the batteries are Junk, Do not even waste your time trying to charge them!

Proper procedure is to charge before and after each use and also during the slow season from time to time, At least once every couple of months. Do not store in the cold for the winter and do not run your panel extremely low.

Batteries can fail if they are allowed to go below 10 Volts and will never recover, or accept a proper charge.

It is imperative that you Load test your Batteries annually, if you do not have a load tester you should get one or send them in for testing.

A battery will read 12 volts at full capacity all the way down to little or no capacity, the voltage reading is only a reference, it is actually the batteries capacity of holding a charge MAH that is the important factor and can only be read with a load tester.

Don't take any chances and always change your batteries Whenever Suspect

Battery Charging
Proper Charging procedure is to charge 12 hours before and after each use
and also during the slow season from time to time, At least once every
couple of months. Do not store in the cold for the winter and do not run your
panel extremely low.
Batteries can fail if they are allowed to go below 10 Volts and will never
recover, or accept a proper charge.
DO NOT LEAVE CHARGER PLUGGED IN MORE THAN 24 HOURS AT A
TIME OR DAMAGE TO THE BATTERIES CAN OCCUR.

PYROMATE INC. 270 OLD DUBLIN RD. PETERBOROUGH NH 03458

603-924-4251 Fax 603-784-5036 sales@pyromate.com

PYROMATE INC. 270 OLD DUBLIN RD. PETERBOROUGH NH 03458

DISCLAIMER: The purpose of this equipment is to cause initiation of industry standard Pyrotechnic electric matches to ignite display type fireworks or pyrotechnic special effects. Fireworks and special effects materials are explosives and may cause personal injuries or death to yourself or others, including spectators. SAFETY IS YOUR RESPONSIBILITY and is beyond the control of PYROMATE Inc. The buyer / user assumes all responsibility and liability in the use of this equipment and further agrees, by purchase and /or use of this equipment, to indemnify and hold harmless PYROMATE Inc. and its agents against all liability for injury, loss, or damage direct or consequential arising out of the use of, or inability to use this equipment. Any subsequent purchaser is also bound by these conditions of sale. There is no 30 day trial period as printed in previous ads or Flyers. Prices are subject to change without notice.

Terms, 1-All Systems are built to order and require a non refundable 20% down payment and Cancellation of said orders are subject to a 20% restocking fee. There will be a 4% Fee on credit or debit card orders.

2- All orders must be paid in full prior to shipping unless previously agreed to on paper,

3- All delinquent payments will be subject to Finance charges of 2% monthly.

4- Anyone purchasing equipment from Pyromate is bound by these terms.

This Warranty and Terms Supersede any previously written terms or warranty on Brochures or written advertisements prior to 2-17-19