Industrial Batteries
Industrial Batteries are designed to last much longer than consumer batteries and are able to perform in some of the most extreme environmental conditions. The longevity, reliability and performance are critical when these batteries are installed in remote locations that make it extremely difficult to replace.
When selecting an industrial battery for an application, there are different types to consider. Lead acid batteries are the most common used for industrial applications. They are maintenance-free, have a relatively large power-to-weight ratio and are cost effective.
Long life batteries are specialized for remote applications where frequent replacement is not ideal. These include applications like solar, telecom, or marine applications. These batteries not only have a high capacity, but also a long life expectancy for the battery, even under continuous charge.
Deep cycle batteries are designed to deliver steady power with lower current draw over an extended period of time, rather than delivering high bursts of power over short periods of time. This allows the battery to discharge significantly before it must be recharged to complete the cycle.
High cycle batteries and high discharge rate batteries are designed to deliver a burst of power in a short amount of time. With increased voltage capacity, efficiency, and surge current capabilities, these batteries are ideal for applications such as starter functions or UPS applications.
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