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New Products * Charging, Testing & Monitoring
Multi-Unit Radio Chargers
Delmmar Communications Corp., a provider of commercial two-way radios and radio repair to companies nationwide,
has announced the addition of two new enhanced multi-unit
chargers for Motorola radios. In addition to offering Motorola
Solutions energy and charging products, Delmmar now offers
businesses the option of enhanced commercial series multi-unit
chargers (MUCs), and continues to provide Impres MUCs for
the Mototrbo line of two-way radios. The majority of business
radio users use the single unit chargers, which came standard
with their radios. Businesses who have numerous chargers can
find it challenging to fine adequate space and electrical outlets to
accommodate the chargers. The use of a six unit gang charger,
also known as a multi-unit charger (MUC), can be used to solve
the problem. The MUC has a smaller footprint and requires only
one electrical outlet.
Due to technological advances in the radio industry manufacturers, including Motorola Solutions, are beginning to offer new
and smarter energy and charging products. The recently introduced Commercial Series MUC offers a compact design for a
smarter, more productive workspace. This gang charger features
an industry standard six pockets for batteries to charge either on
or off of the radio. Improvements to this MUC were prompted
by dealer and customer requests for chargers with versatile interchangeable charging pockets.
The multi-unit charger PMLN6588 is compatible with the
CP150, CP200, CP200d and PR400 commercial series radios.
The MUC PMLN6597 is designed to be compatible with the
CP185. Extra interchangeable pockets are soon to be released,
part numbers: NNTN8460 for CP200 family of radios and
NNTN8461 for the CP185. For convenience a Wall Mount
Bracket NNTN6844 is expected to be released soon as a separate option.
Cell-Con, Inc. has medical device approval, ISO 13485:2003
and is ITAR registered, providing commercial grade battery
chargers and battery pack assembly to original equipment
manufacturers in the portable power market, including medical,
industrial, military, transportation, instrumentation, electric lifts,
utility & metering, RFID, robotic and data acquisition markets.
Tellus Power Introduces a Electric Vehicle Charging
Station Line
Tellus Power has introduced a new electric vehicle (EV)
charging station line for the US market. The chargers feature a
modern and durable design, low cost network and a convenient
financing model. The stations are well suited for use in retail and
office parking garages. The chargers can also be used for fueling
EV fleet or car rental companies.
Tellus Power's solution for the US market is built on four
key components: design, durability, low cost network and
convenient financing options. The electric car charging station
line includes networked Level 2, a Combo Level 1/Level 2 and
Dual Level 2 chargers. The charging line allows hosts and fleet
operators to configure stations according to their needs, either
the dual Level 2 to accommodate two EVs at a time or a combo
Level 1/Level 2 to support legacy EVs, electric motorcycles and
e-scooters. All units are ETL certified and conform to the highest safety standards. Close to 80 charge connections have been
installed, field tested and operational in Houston and Austin, TX
as well as Canada since 2011, both equipment and the network
have proven to be durable and reliable.
The entire charging station line is equipped with a display
that allows easy driver interaction. Additional functions such
as user access authorization and subsequent cashless billing via
text messaging are readily available.
OutBack Power Expands Radian Family to Extend
Value for Customers Across Global Markets
Cell-Con, Inc. Announces A Line of Lithium Iron
Phosphate Chargers
Cell-Con, Inc. has introduced commercial grade battery chargers specifically designed and dedicated for LiFePO4 batteries.
"Most of our high-grade chargers are UL approved, in stock,
and ready to ship," said Steve Fricker, president of Cell-Con,
Inc. "Feedback from OEM's and engineers made it clear to us
that they need to reduce time to market or complete their prototypes faster, and by having many UL approved Li-Ion, NiMH,
LFP and Lead Acid commercial grade chargers on-hand, we
help make this possible."
Gene Kiley, CEO of Cell-Con said, "We now offer a full line
of dedicated LFP chargers that complement our custom battery packs as well as our 'drop-in LiFePO4 replacement battery
program,' an effort developed to upgrade many sealed lead acid
(SLA) applications with lithium iron phosphate batteries."
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OutBack Power Technologies, Inc., a designer and manufacturer of advanced power electronics for renewable energy,
backup power and mobile applications, has announced the
grid-interactive Radian series GS4048A and the GS3548E
inverter/chargers, which give qualified installers the ability to
suit residential, industrial and commercial off-grid and grid
connected applications throughout the world. Expanding the
range of the GS8048 and GS7048E 8 kW and 7 kW Radian
series family, the 4 kW and 3.5 kW inverters deliver power,
value and flexibility to installers, and enable end users to
reduce costs and increase reliability through grid-interactive
renewable energy systems. The newest Radian sizes address
installer needs to suit varying voltage standards and electrical load requirements in emerging countries, and provide
advanced grid management options for those regions that may
not support full grid-interactive operation.
OutBack Power's grid-interactive technologies offset utility
costs when the grid is up and deliver reliable power when utilities are down. The Radian Series GS4048A and GS3548E give
distributors the ability to stock two inverter/charger models and
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When Rubber Stamping is Not Enough
Purdue University Project Aims to Mass-Produce
‘Nanopetals’ for Sensors, Batteries
Growth in Battery Industry Sparks the Need for Battery Innovation Center
ORNL-Grown Oxygen ‘Sponge’ Presents Path to
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