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Join Product Manager, JJ Hocken, as he reviews batteries and discusses the advantages and disadvantages of various chemistries impacting the UPS industry.
Sizing a UPS battery to accommodate the new AI load demands will become increasingly more challenging. Here we discuss the industry's path ahead.
It is extremely important to select the right lithium-ion battery chemistry for your UPS use case. Let's dive into the five main chemistries and discuss their primary use cases.
Determining the best UPS battery for your application can feel like a daunting task. We will take a simple approach to a few complicated metrics: Safety, Sustainability, Purchase Price, and TCO.
As technology and the needs in the market changed to require an increase in energy density and cobalt-reduced NMC batteries, new variants of NMC were designed. Many of the variants had increased Nickel content and decreased Cobalt and Manganese content.
NiZn batteries have been around since the early 1900s, but the use of nickel hydroxide anode and zinc oxide cathode with a proprietary brand electrolyte has advanced the use of Nickel-Zinc batteries in many designs, including Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS) systems.
LFP or Lithium Iron Phosphate (LiFEPO4) is a battery that typically uses a graphite or carbon electrode with a metallic backing as an anode. The cathode material, as the name implies, is typically some chemical make-up or mix of Lithium Iron Phosphate.