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Faulty batteries and operator error account for 98% of UPS failures and downtime. Investing in a battery monitoring system mitigates your risk by sending a warning signal of impending problems or failures.

In addition to preventing lost revenues and increasing the reliability of your backup power systems, battery monitoring keeps your employees and equipment safe, limiting hands-on contact and human errors.

The alternative is risking unplanned down time that can cost you hundreds, if not thousands of dollars per minute.

Battery monitoring systems give you frequent real-time measurements and recordings of voltage, current and temperature. Proper battery monitoring continuously measures and records ohmic measurements of each cell, inter-cell, inter-row, and inter-tier connectors and discharge events.

Real-time battery data files give you explanations of abnormal values, suggest appropriate maintenance, and allow you to zip and send data for expert analysis. By proactively identifying problems, battery monitoring guarantees availability and reliability of your critical power system.

While there are several monitoring systems available, U.S. Energy's allegiance is with you, not the manufacturer. We will consult with you to

  • Perform a cost analysis and feasibility study for monitoring services.
  • Identify your critical sites for monitoring.
  • Select a monitoring system with desired features and testing methodology.
  • Standardize your testing methodology.
  • Develop a method of procedure for communications, alarming and action plan.

Contact U. S. Energy to help you select the battery monitoring system to best meet your needs.

 

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