This system includes our state-of-the-art high security battery cabinet and bespoke telecommunications battery system. Engineered robust to ensure telecommunications towers keep running even through long outages. Gain peace of mind that your critical infrastructure is protected.
One system. Many solutions.
Maintain revenue by powering your telecommunications towers with our Standby.li batteries. Battery design is what we do best. Rely on better, more efficient, more reliable battery performance even through long outages. Know that your telecommunications back-up system is secure and safe from theft and vandalism with Secure.li.
Innovative system. Easy Assembly.
Assemble hassle-free. The 5-part modular design of the battery allows for easy assembly with no special logistic requirements. Each battery modules slides onto the internal shelves of the high security cabinet followed by the top electronics shelf. The configuration uses the standard Vodacom PDU (Power Distribution Unit) for power and communication distribution to the BTS (Base Transmission Station).
which facilitates ease of replacement or maintenance of the battery pack.
maxwell+spark battery pack with 6000 cycle cells.
Battery pack design that allows charge and discharge at 300 Amps.
Cell pack bus bars made from aluminium (removing the value of copper from the pack.)
Cell module of 9.6Vdc that cannot be used independently to power up 12Vdc devices.
Additional security from busbars welded to cell pack so that cells cannot be removed without destroying the cell.
Battery CANBUS integrated into t-in telemetry system for monitoring the integrity of the battery.
Data gathering through telemetry system that allows weekly/monthly customised battery status reports.
The sleek and secure design eliminates exterior access handles,
hinges, or other potential entry points for would-be attackers.
With smooth walls all-around and a reverse opening door, attackers struggle to plan a breach. The door boasts a 6-point locking mechanism and is reverse-fitted to prevent exposure of internal hinges and the locking system.
With smooth walls all-around and a reverse opening door, attackers struggle to plan a breach. The door boasts a 6-point locking mechanism and is reverse-fitted to prevent exposure of internal hinges and the locking system.
Engineered in South Africa, our product tackles market challenges head-on. Its state-of-the-art security features have undergone extensive R&D testing to ensure optimal performance.
Designed to be installed near the Base Transceiver Station (BTS), the cabinet connects batteries to the BTS via buried sleeves covered with concrete and mesh to deter theft.
The sleek and secure design eliminates exterior access handles,
hinges, or other potential entry points for would-be attackers.
With smooth walls all-around and a reverse opening door, attackers struggle to plan a breach. The door boasts a 6-point locking mechanism and is reverse-fitted to prevent exposure of internal hinges and the locking system.
Activate on door opening to enhance security monitoring.
Reduce installation time by specifying your battery arrangement.
Rely on local, in-country warranties and support for all our batteries. We believe in our batteries. You will too, but if something goes wrong, know that we’ve got your back.
Know that we think green. All our batteries are fully recyclable and non-toxic.
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