MTA Launches A New “relocated“ Positive Battery Pole, Consisting of a Plastic body, a Brass Busbar, and a Steel Screw
Electric engines from Mercedes-Benz AG are now equipped with a jump start node connected to the main battery power distribution unit. This is a "relocated" positive battery pole, consisting of a plastic body, a brass busbar, and a steel screw. A simple product in concept and composition, but fundamental.
During service interventions it is in fact necessary to power the battery from the outside so that it does not discharge causing data loss in the numerous control units we find in electric cars. The battery is often positioned in inaccessible areas and our positive pole allows to connect to it easily.
The product has been developed by MTA in accordance with Mercedes-Benz AG needs and produced by MTA Slovakia.
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