How to Make a High Voltage Battery

How to Make a High Voltage Battery

How to Make a High Voltage Battery

If you wire batteries in series you can adjust the output voltage from the batteries to voltage you want. Wiring batteries in series adds the output voltage from each battery, so, for example, if you wire four 6 volt batteries in series you get 24 volts. There's really no limit to the voltage you can make if you wire batteries in series, but this article focuses on wiring eight 6 volt batteries in series to produce an output of 48 volts.

1.Purchase eight 6 volt batteries from an electrical store. To make a high voltage battery you need to ensure all the batteries are identical.

2. Put the eight batteries next to each other on a work surface. Label the batteries 1 through 8.

3. Cut nine strips of AWG 14 gauge wire using a knife. Two wire strips need to be long enough to reach between the batteries and the device you intend to power using your high voltage battery. The other seven strips need to be long enough to reach between the battery terminals.

4. Use wire strippers to remove -inch of plastic coating off the end of each strip of wire. This reveals the inner metal wire that connects to the battery terminals.

5. Attach the end of a long wire strip to the positive the positive terminal of battery 1. Use a strip of electrical insulating tape to attach the wire to the terminal, ensuring the terminal and exposed wire are completely covered in tape. The battery terminal is labeled "+." The other end of the long wire attaches to the positive terminal of the device you intend to power.

6.Attach the end of the second long wire strip to the negative terminal of battery 8. Use a strip of electrical insulating tape to attach the wire to the terminal, ensuring the terminal and exposed wire are completely covered in tape. The other end of the long wire attaches to the negative terminal of the device you intend to power.

7. Attach the end of a short wire strip to the negative terminal of battery 1 using tape. Attach the opposite end of the wire to the positive terminal of battery 2.

8.Repeat the process by attaching short wire strips to the negative and then the positive terminals of the batteries in sequential order. The end of the last wire strip attaches to the positive terminal of battery eight.

9. Attach the long wire strips attached to the positive and negative battery terminals to the positive and negative terminals of the device you want to power using your high voltage battery.

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