Spill containment systems keep batteries safe

An EnerSys product story
Edited by the Engineeringtalk editorial team Jun 6, 2002

EnerSys Reserve Power Group has a new family of spill containment systems that reduce installation time and costs.

EnerSys Reserve Power Group has a new family of spill containment systems that reduce installation time and costs.

The systems include a 6mil-thick flexible flame-retardant plastic liner that fits snugly and easily under and over the exterior barrier frame.

This eliminates the need for special floor preparation or treatment prior to installation that is required by similar systems.

The liners are also easily cut to size for the available space needed.

The new systems, for absorbing and neutralising electrolyte leaks from wet lead-acid batteries, are ideal for any telecommunications, uninterruptible power supply (UPS), switchgear or utility application that requires a DC power supply.

The systems also include a unique 4in noncorrosive barrier, which users install by simply clipping the barrier pieces together, eliminating the need to bolt or anchor the barriers to the floor.

This makes the spill containment system easy to remove if a battery needs to be replaced.

The barriers are constructed of PVC, compared with steel used in other systems, so they can be quickly modified to the proper size needed for new or retrofit systems manufactured by EnerSys or other suppliers.

The spill containment systems have been independently tested to Article 64 of the Uniform Fire Code (UFC), and also meet all other relevant regulations and codes including the Uniform Building Code, National Building Code, National Fire Code, OSHA, NFPA, NEC and Title 40 CFR.

Rails, liners, walls, self-neutralizing pillows, spray adhesive and sealant are standard with all EnerSys spill containment systems.

EnerSys also offers optional flame retardant nonneutralising pillows.

All system components and hardware are supplied as a complete turnkey kit system.

Pricing for a spill containment system for a 48V, 3900Ah battery on a two-tier, 16ft rack is $2300.

Delivery is 3 weeks ARO.

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