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Batteries/supercapacitors should be also usable like in game, if you select them by clicking and after that press the use button.
You can also set their charge rate (if talking about batteries) via their properties
Hope it helps anyhow, if I got your issue right...
A: go into wiring mode and press E on it, and it'll pop up the interface you'd usually see ingame
B: click on them in the normal sub editor mode and scroll down on the right (the inspector) until you see the component's values you want to change