Yuasa Battery Training roadshow

October 26, 2022
Yuasa Battery Training roadshow Ian Newman, provided answers to the many questions attendees had on developing battery technology & advice on boosting battery business
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Somora held a series of Yuasa Battery Training evenings in Dublin, Donegal and Waterford in October. The well attended events attracted both technicians and motor factor staff from the surrounding areas, who were all provided with the inside track on the latest battery technology and how to make the most of the very considerable opportunities that the battery business sector can offer at present. 


As the roadshow travelled around the country, it also visited various colleges and training centres, to provide the next generation of automotive technicians with a unique insight into developing battery technology. 

Ian Newham, Head Training Manager for Yuasa Battery Europe, presented a highly informative training presentation covering the latest developments in Stop/Start Technologies, best practice when checking battery warranties and how to use the new Yuasa GYT250 Battery Tester. He also provided an introduction to new Yuasa battery chargers and an overview on the online Yuasa Academy, which now provides 23 free battery training modules. Ian also gave an insight in to the latest Lithium Ion starter batteries which are already starting to replace lead acid batteries and will become compulsory on new cars from 2030. 

Ian was also able to provide those attending with answers to the many questions they had on developing battery technology and give practical advice to help them boost their battery business. 

At the end of each evening there was a prize draw for 3 €100 Ticket Master Vouchers and the star prize a 65 inch LG 4K TV. All those attending also received a Yuasa Goodie Bag.
 
Yuasa Battery Training roadshow Winner of the star prize at the Dublin Yuasa Training Evening, John Walton (centre) with William Monahan & Stephen Lawless of Somora (left) Ian Newham & Ian Scott of Yuasa (right)
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