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Stackable battery for robotics, miltech and more

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Ultralife Corporation has expanded its range of robotics and military batteries with the introduction of a new LiFePO4 power storage device – the URB0023.  Its high capacity and low self-discharge rate make it ideal for robots that are required to operate for lengthy periods without access to mains electricity (such as AGVs), or stationary power applications paired with diesel, wind, or solar generators; whilst its rugged modular design is well-suited for transportation on the battlefield.

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Why choose a bespoke battery charger?

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With so many readily available smart battery chargers in the marketplace, why should OEMs invest in a custom-made solution?  There are many potential reasons from the design to safety and performance.
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High power for the whole battery life

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Do you get frustrated that your non-rechargeable battery does not maintain the same level of energy and power for its entire life? Ultralife manufactures a range of products to tackle this requirement.  With a range of products on offer, it is important to understand the differences between them to ensure you select the best battery for your needs; down to the chemistry.  Ultralife utilize two leading Lithium chemistries – Lithium Thionyl Chloride and Lithium Manganese Dioxide – that are compared here.

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Staying under the 100Wh battery limit

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How higher capacity cells allow batteries to be

smaller and lighter

The energy rating of rechargeable Lithium batteries has a major impact on the way they can be shipped by air, sea, road or rail.  Batteries with an energy rating greater than 100 Watt-hours are subject to more stringent labelling, packaging and paperwork requirements, along with additional training and certification imposed on those personnel offering them for transport.

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Advantages of the U1 over lead acid batteries

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Are your batteries suitable for 2019?

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Although it’s only January, OEMs are already creating new products to tempt buyers next Christmas.  One dilemma that often occurs is choosing a suitable power source for a product which has never existed.  On such untrodden ground, there are many avenues to consider, which is where speaking to an experienced battery designer and manufacturer like Accutronics can be invaluable.

Depending on the requirements of your project; off-the-shelf Inspired Energy, Entellion or Ultralife Corporation batteries may be best suited.  Where a pre-engineered battery is not readily available a custom solution such as our Accupro service may be considered.

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Batteries for Hotel & Lodging Smoke Alarms

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In the United States, the Hotel and Motel Fire Safety Act of 1990 states that it is a legal requirement for hotels and motels to have ‘hard-wired, single-station smoke detectors in each guestroom in accordance with the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) standard 72’.

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U1 Battery qualified with Tripp Lite and Ametek Powervar Inverters

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Tripp Lite(1) and Ametek Powervar(2) inverters bring AC power to many existing medical carts, which is why Ultralife Corporation has qualified its new smart U1 battery for use with them(3)

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How to select and maintain non-rechargeable batteries

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Are your rechargeable batteries maintenance heavy?

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Rechargeable battery chemistries have advanced significantly in recent years.  Lithium-ion has emerged as the go-to battery chemistry for a wide range of devices, from home applications such as smartphones and cordless power tools, to industrial Medtech and military equipment.

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