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Inox MX2 Battery Conditioner 92ml

Inox MX2 Battery Conditioner 92ml

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Overview

Inox MX2 is an electro-chemical catalyst added directly to lead-acid batteries to dissolve and prevent sulfation — the build-up on plates responsible for approximately 75% of lead-acid battery failures.

Can be added at any stage of battery life, though best results are achieved when added to a new battery.

Specifications
Volume: 92ml
Format: Liquid additive.
Compatible batteries: All lead-acid battery types (6V, 8V, 12V).
Dosage: Varies by battery type and capacity — see fitment section.
Features
  • Dissolves existing sulfation and prevents recurrence — addresses the primary cause of lead-acid battery failure.
  • Increases battery efficiency by up to 18%.
  • Extends battery service life by up to 2–3 times.
  • Faster cold starts and brighter lights — improved electrical output from a healthier battery.
  • Holds charge longer between uses.
  • Suits cars, motorcycles, trucks, buses, boats, farm and earthmoving equipment, solar, and stationary batteries.
Fitment / Notes
  • Suits all lead-acid batteries — 6V, 8V, and 12V
  • Motorbikes up to 100Ah — 8ml per cell (12V), 15ml per cell (6V).
  • Cars up to 100Ah — 15ml per cell (12V), 30ml per cell (6V)
  • Golf carts — 30ml per cell (12V), 45ml per cell (8V), 60ml per cell (6V).
  • Trucks, buses, marine, tractors 101–140Ah — 30ml per cell (12V).
  • Trucks, buses, marine, tractors 141–180Ah — 45ml per cell (12V).
  • Trucks, buses, marine, tractors 181–200Ah — 60ml per cell (12V).
  • Trucks, buses, marine, tractors 101–150Ah — 60ml per cell (6V).
  • Trucks, buses, marine, tractors 151–200Ah — 90ml per cell (6V).
  • Non-standard battery sizes — use 30ml per litre of electrolyte.
  • Note: Will have little to no effect on mechanically unsound batteries.
  • Note: Approximately 2–3% failure rate when treating batteries over 2 years old.