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#EXIDE BATTERIES BLUETOOTH#

Wherever their adventures take them, they can be assured of a powerful, reliable and safe battery, packed with smart technology and user-friendly features.

Fully certified for safe use and transport: Range adheres to stringent European regulationsĮxide Senior Product Manager, Guido Scanagatta, said: "We hope this new range inspires our customers as much as the world they're exploring.

#EXIDE BATTERIES BLUETOOTH#

Bluetooth connectivity: Bluetooth communication built into the BMS, allowing seamless link between BMS and mobile application (app).

BMS: For safe operation, protection against misuse and optimum performance.

Heating function: Perfect in any climate it works at its prime, whether for use or recharge, all the way down to -20☌.

Lightweight: Substantially lighter than a conventional battery – 70% less, in fact!.

Fast recharge: Outstanding charge acceptance, allowing a rapid recharge from any state-of-charge.

Cuts operating costs: Three times the lifespan and twice the available energy of a conventional battery optimizes the total cost of ownership.

BMS alarms are sent to the app and stored, while the user is alerted and can take action immediately. In addition, the advanced battery management system (BMS) offers protection against misuse, which further extends life expectancy. The Bluetooth function runs parallel with Exide's expanding digitalization strategy and adds even more value to the range.īy downloading the Exide-exclusive 'M&L Li-Ion Monitor' app, users will have complete control of either one or multiple batteries' key features and performance levels, particularly helpful if batteries are installed in difficult-to-reach places.

This also keeps the overall recharge time short: from -20☌ and with just 10% of power, the battery will take just four hours (one hour of heating) to complete a standard recharge.īluetooth function lets customers focus on what's important Instead, even if the temperature dips as low as -20☌, the battery will heat itself and automatically recharge once the temperature reaches 0☌. Users will no longer need to remove the battery from its original source and store it in a warm location until it's heated up sufficiently before recharging. One of these features is an intelligent heating function. The European and Asia-Pacific operation was split from the North American business during the third Chapter 11 proceedings and is to continue to operate under the terms of an agreement made this May.Smart heating function for ease-of-use and short recharge times No mention was made of the non-performing sites that were owned by Exide before the sale to Atlas Holdings, nor what will happen to the Vernon recycling site, which was largely to blame for the company’s three Chapter 11 bankruptcy filings. Jacob Hudson, managing partner of Atlas Holdings, said: “With the successful conclusion of the 363 sale process, the two companies can now concentrate on doing what they do best - delivering innovative and reliable power solutions to a broad range of blue-chip customers.” “Atlas is the ideal partner for us as they believe in growing and strengthening manufacturing companies for the long term,” said Tim Vargo. “They provide us with stability, unique operational expertise and a shared commitment to superior customer service. Together with Atlas, we’ll start today in writing the next great chapter for our company.” Stryten will also operate the GNB Industrial Power business, which runs supply chains for motive power batteries for forklift and materials handling manufacturers and railway firms, and provides UPS and back-up energy storage for telecommunications and utilities. “These facilities provide environmentally responsible recycling services to Stryten Manufacturing and other battery manufacturers,” said a statement. August 27, 2020: Atlas Holdings’ formal acquisition of lead battery manufacturer and recycler Exide Technologies has been completed with two standalone companies set up to make and recycle lead batteries, Atlas announced on August 25.Įxide’s Tim Vargo was appointed CEO of Stryten Manufacturing, alongside Mike Judd, also formerly with Exide, as president and chief operating officer.ĭetails of who will head up Element Resources have not yet been given, though Atlas said the firm will own and operate recycling plants in Canon Hollow, Missouri and Muncie.