T3 Power Quality Battery Options
Battery failure is one of the leading causes of UPS load loss. We work closely with you to understand your needs and deliver customized solutions that exceed your expectations. We work with the OEM to offer a wide range of battery solutions for every application.
We use the latest technology and best practices, adhering to environmental health and safety regulations, to ensure your UPS batteries are maintained and replaced safely and efficiently.
Battery Replacement, Maintenance & Monitoring
Battery replacement for any application. We offer valve regulated lead acid (VRLA), also known as sealed or maintenance free, wet-cell (also called flooded cell), Lithium-ion, etc. Generally VRLA batteries usually have a lower up-front cost than wet-cell but usually only have a lifespan of five years. Wet-cell batteries may have a longer lifespan, up to twenty years, but they require more advanced maintenance. We now offer Lithium-ion batteries, they weigh less and have a longer life expectancy.
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VRLA Batteries
A VRLA battery is distinguished from a wet-cell battery by the rate at which oxygen is evolved from the positive plate and defused to the negative plate, ultimately forming water. Because water can’t be added, it’s recombination is critical to the life and health of a VRLA battery. ANY factor that increases the evaporation rate of water loss such as; ambient temperature and heat from the charging current, reduces the battery life. Regardless of the differences in UPS battery types, both require monitoring and maintenance to ensure maximum life and system availability.
Wet-Cell Battery Facts
Wet-cell batteries have thick lead-based plates that are flooded with an acid electrolyte. Very reliable with a long lifespan.
EATON ABM TECHNOLOGY
Eaton is the only UPS manufacturer than can increase battery life by 50% and provide advanced warning of pending battery failure, with the fastest recharge time. Available in Eaton single-phase UPSs from 500 VA to 18 kVA and three-phase models from 10 kVA to 3.3 MVA.
