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                 Resolving the Hidden Vulnerability in Security Systems SmartPower Systems
 A serious threat is putting many   surveillance and access control systems at risk. But this threat doesn’t   come from viruses, cyber criminals or stealth intruders.  Instead, it   comes from the wall socket where small power fluctuations can take high   definition cameras, surveillance equipment, access controls systems and   other security equipment temporarily offline and even create gaps in   digital recordings. <read more>  |  |               |  
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|  |  Alber  delivers the battery monitoring solutions you need. The Alber  BDSU-50 delivers new technology and added features with the quality you’ve come  to rely on! • Real time battery monitoring for 12V/16V  up to 50 modules in series
 • Save time and money by  automating the IEEE Recommended Practices   for Battery Maintenance and Testing
 • Increase reliability with 24x7 data collection, analysis and remote alarm notification
   Real Time  Data Capture• Overall String  Voltage
 • Individual Cell Temperatures (Option)
 • Discharge and Float  Currents
 • Thermal Runaway Management
 • Individual Cell Voltages
 • Ambient Temperature
 • AC Ripple Current
 
 System  Advantages and Features
 • New patented DC test verifies the integrity of the entire  battery system.
 - Internal  Cell Resistance Test (Battery State of Health)
 - Intertier  Connection Resistance Test
 - Mid-String  Disconnect Switch Resistance
 • No onsite computer is required for  data collection and alarming Multiple remote  communication options
 • Easily integrates  to building management  systems
 • Manage your battery assets   across  multiple sites with the Battery  Xplorer Enterprise software
 • Self-Calibrating
 
 Expanding Technology for Advanced Battery Applications & Fuel Cells
 Dexmet has taken the  “Expanding Technology” to the next generation of advancements, the micro-mesh  material manufactured by Dexmet is infinitely variable, and the proprietary  equipment developed anddesigned at Dexmet produces expanded material with  smaller holes than anyone else and produces material that is thinner than anyone else in our  marketplace. The expansion  process produces a very consistent product as far as open area, hole size and  conductivity.
 
  Dexmet  expanded materials are perfect for Advanced  Batteries Applications and Fuel Cells, especially where you are using multi  stacks of materials and you need consistent conductivity from stack to stack  also the expansion process is more cost effective unlike perforated material. 
 The expansion  process allows you to yield higher amounts of material than what you put in, this  is especially important when your application requires expensive materials like  platinum, niobium, zirconium and titanium.
 
 Blog Contributors Needed for 2015  Battery Power Magazine is looking for     knowledgeable professionals in the industry who’d like to contribute to     our 2015 online community by writing a blog to be featured on the     website and eNewsletter. Contributors can submit as often as they choose     (1x, weekly, monthly, etc). Contact Shannon Given for details.                   |  
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  C&D Technologies New Pure-Lead Plus Battery TechnologyC&D Technologies, Inc., a producer and marketer of standby power   batteries, has released its Pure-Lead Plus Battery Technology for the   Data Center market. The properties of this battery allow for extended   life in elevated temperature environments.    <read more>
   New IDT Wireless Power Chipset Untethers Tablets and PhabletsIntegrated Device Technology, Inc. has introduced a wireless power chipset designed to untether   medium-sized electronic devices such as tablets and phablets. Complying   with the Wireless Power Consortium (WPC) medium-power specification for   magnetic induction charging, the P9240 transmitter and P9022A receiver   operate together to deliver 10 W of power.    <read more>
 
   Xtorm Launches Power Pack for iPhone 6 PlusXtorm, manufacturer of mobile charging devices, has launched a charger   and protective case in one for the iPhone 6 Plus: Xtorm Power Pack for   iPhone 6 Plus.  <read more>
   Ashland Launches Binders for Lithium-Ion Batteries Ashland Specialty Ingredients, a commercial unit of Ashland, Inc. has   launched Bondwell BVH9 carboxy methyl cellulose (CMC) binder for the   anode, and its PVP K-series polyvinylpyrrolidone (PVP) polymers as   binders for ceramic-coated separators. <read more>
   ICCNexergy Introduces Rugged Lithium-Ion 12 Volt Battery for Seismic ExplorationICCNexergy, Inc. has released its seismic 12 V, 18 Ah Lithium-Ion   battery pack solution. The SS-18 battery is a rugged outdoor product   that operates effectively in the extreme environmental conditions of the   geophysical exploration market. It is well suited for powering wireless   nodes, particularly as a direct replacement for applications currently   using 12 V Sealed Lead Acid batteries.  <read more>
 See More New Products OnlineBatteries • Charging • ICs & Semiconductors • Components • Testing
 
 
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|  | Industry News |  
|  | Panasonic's Lithium Primary Batteries Mounted in the Asteroid Explorer Hayabusa2 Panasonic’s lithium primary batteries have been mounted in the asteroid   explorer Hayabusa2 launched on December 3, 2014. Three models of BR   series cylindrical-type lithium primary batteries (BR-A, BR-1/2AA, and   BR-C) with an extensive shelf life have been mounted this time. <read more>   Corvus Energy Announces Energy Storage System Order for Two New Battery Hybrid FerriesCorvus Energy, Siemens AS and Scandlines have announced the award of the   energy storage system contract for the M/V Berlin and M/V Copenhagen   battery hybrid ferries currently being built at the Danish shipyard   FAYARD. <read more>
   First Standard for Energy Storage Systems Being DevelopedCompanies looking for an accurate method to gauge how well large   batteries and other grid-scale energy storage systems will work are   using a new set of evaluation guidelines, called a protocol, that do   just that. And now the protocol is being developed into what will become   the first-ever standard for measuring and reporting the performance of   energy storage systems. <read more>
 
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 |  Critical Power 2015, May   13-14, 2015 at the Milwaukee Convention Center, has announced its preliminary program. The conference and exhibition will highlight the latest advancements in   UPS/standby power supply and power quality solutions for industrial,   facilities and emergency applications and serve the needs of   managers and technical professionals involved in manufacturing,   industrial and facility operations where reliable and continuous power   is a critical factor. 
    Participating companies include GE Critical Power, Doosan Fuel Cell America, Fairbanks Morse Engine, Active Power, Blue Pillar, Inc., Canara, Plug Power and Eaton.   Limited speaking slots are still available - Click here for details. 
  Battery   Power 2015 is currently accepting abstracts for its 13th annual event,   August 5-6 in Denver, Colorado. The international event is focused on   battery packs and cells used in mobile, portable and wearable   applications including power tools, smart phones, tablets, laptops and   medical devices. Topics will include new battery designs, improving   power management, predicting battery life and regulation and safety   issues. Other topics include OEM/end user requirements, battery   authentication and market trends. The conference provides an excellent forum to discuss   new developments in technology, market conditions and end-user   requirements that are driving innovation, capabilities and features,   application trends and performance improvements.
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