Dave Wilson, Editor, writes:
We see from your search that you're looking for information on the term "Battery Capacity",
and we have a large number of manufacturers' news releases and technical articles here on Engineeringtalk which will be of interest.
Let me be your guide.
Start with
the news release Batteries offer fast charging from
EnerSys Motive Power, which we summarised at the time by saying "When a vehicle is not in use its Powerbloc battery can be plugged into the HF charger for re-charge, making it ready for the next duty cycle".
Earlier in the week,
we featured the news release Data logger can be expanded tenfold from
MicroDAQ: "The GL800 midi logger is claimed to offer features not found on other products in its class".
In June 2007, we covered the news from Millennial Net
concerning its Wi-LEM
- take a look at Modules boost wireless range
which says: "The Wi-LEM is an electric sub-meter for breaker-level monitoring, featuring a split core current transducer that eases installation without disruption to existing circuits".
Take a look also at the news release from SensorsOne, Pressure comparator cuts calibration costs,
as well as Batteries to provide backup on driverless metro from Saft Industrial Batteries,
and Battery master switches meet latest regulations from E-T-A Circuit Breakers.
See also:
Mass transit batteries feature in new Danish train
(August 2004)
AnsaldoBreda has specified Matrics MRX rechargeable nickel-cadmium batteries for 83 IC4 intercity diesel multiple unit trains currently under construction for the Danish state railway
Reflectometer completes tests in 30 seconds
(March 2004)
Fast, reliable testing of virtually all premises and campus fibre networks - including CCTV and legacy installations - is easy with Megger's new XC8513 dual-wavelength cross-checking reflectometer
No spills from gelled electrolyte batteries
(October 2003)
A new range of valve regulated lead acid (VRLA) batteries features gelled electrolyte construction for completely spill and leak proof operation
Digital force gauge has graphic display
(January 2003)
The latest Andilog force gauge from SE Systems features a wide range of user functions
Ultimate ATEX safety torch range
(September 2002)
Wolf reckons its new ATEX Safety Torch range for use in explosive gas and dust atmospheres represents the ultimate combination of performance and safety
Batteries cover hybrid photovoltaic applications
(July 2002)
Saft Sunica batteries enable a Cummins' Hybrid Energy System to power microwave transmission equipment on an Australian mountain-top
Battery care and maintenance for standby systems
(April 2002)
Colin Griffiths, Customer Service Manager at Advance Galatrek looks at the main issues surrounding auxiliary battery care
Lead-acid batteries find new outlets
(March 2002)
Two Camden Electronics franchised distributors, Rapid and CPC, are to take on part of the company's Europa Plus range of sealed lead acid batteries
Battery testing stops theatre failing regulations
(January 2002)
Faulty batteries on emergency lighting at Shakespeare's Globe theatre were detected in time, but it's a salutary lesson to all of us that you can't take the lifetime for granted
Perfect pin brazing connections every time
(August 2001)
The new BB2 and BB3 units from Bright-Bond have a 'smart' digital control system that can tell whether optimium conditions exist for a pin brazing operation
Recharger for sealed lead acid lantern batteries
(June 2001)
The CE-approved BEL06/PS Powerstation charger is supplied complete with a fitted 13A mains plug and is capable of holding and charging two PJ996-style sealed lead acid lantern batteries simultaneously
Saft lithium-ion batteries take to the waves
(March 2001)
A new design of water scooter is made possible by high-power, lightweight rechargeable lithium-ion batteries from Saft
On-site battery testing for standby power systems
(January 2001)
Advance-Galatrek has launched a nationwide on-site battery testing service designed specifically to help improve the reliability of older UPS and DC standby power systems