UK Debut at Data Centre World
Yuasa will put on a powerful display at this year’s Data Centre World by displaying a state-of-the-art dual chemical battery system.
The exhibition at Excel, London on 21/22 March will be the first time the system, which utilises both Lithium-ion and Valve Regulated Lead Acid (VRLA) battery technology, has been on show in the UK.
The system has been developed to offer the low cost and recyclability of VRLA together with the higher efficiency and operational flexibility of li-ion. It allows lower capital cost UPS systems to be installed with lower operating costs and reduced electricity consumption.
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