Capacitors can be connected in series to achieve a higher voltage.
Example: 16v + 16v = 32v or 16v + 48v = 64v

All Super Capacitors are inspected and tested for their Internal resistance, as this is KEY to knowing the health of the capacitors.

Like batteries, these are storage devices and there are specified internal resistance values from the time of manufacture. We ensure all our Caps are within specified values in order to guarantee healthy working Super Caps.

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INSTRUCTIONS:
Do not overcharge past the rated voltage.
When connecting in parallel to a battery, first make sure the capacitor is charged to within 1 volt of the battery voltage.
Make sure of correct polarity.

Charging Insights:
DO NOT hook up an empty super capacitor to a battery without first charging it. If you do that, there will a huge current that will jump from your battery which is at approx 12.6v to the super cap that's sitting empty at say 4V or so... This inrush of High current can hurt your batteries.