Batteries are an electronics part used in advanced machines. They combine several refined inputs in an assembler.
What you need
- The battery recipe inputs (check the in-game recipe).
- Assemblers to combine them.
- A steady supply of the required ingots and fluids.
Step-by-step build
- Check the exact battery recipe in-game first.
- Set up the input lines the recipe needs.
- Feed all inputs into assemblers to make batteries.
- Belt the batteries to storage or the next line.
- Balance every input to the assembler.
- Add assemblers as demand grows.
Throughput tips
- Verify the recipe in-game
- Keep every input balanced
- Belt batteries to storage
- Add assemblers to scale
Practical notes
Battery recipes pull from several refined lines at once, so balance matters more than raw speed. Check the exact recipe in-game first, since alternate recipes change the inputs and the ratios. Set up every input line before the assemblers, because an assembler with one missing feed produces nothing.
Buffer each input separately so a slow line does not idle the whole assembly. Add assemblers in pairs as demand grows, and overclock the input lines that fall behind rather than the assembler itself. Batteries feed advanced machines, so a buffer here prevents a stalled production line later.
Buffer each input separately so one slow line cannot idle the whole assembly.
Common mistakes
- Guessing the recipe
- One input running dry
- Unbalanced inputs stalling the line