Michele Windsor, Ultralife Corp. Today’s 9-V battery was originally invented for transistor radios in the 1950s. It was eventually standardized into the 1604 international ANSI standard. Of course, these batteries now find use in everything from speakers and smoke alarms to walkie-talkies and industrial meters. But some 9-V batteries aren’t built to handle the wide […]
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Primary lithium manganese dioxide pouch cells boast high energy density
Ultralife Corporation, a global battery specialist, has strengthened its Thin Cell range of primary (non-rechargeable) lithium manganese dioxide (Li-MnO2) pouch-cell batteries. The higher energy density and slim form factor of Ultralife’s Thin Cell technology makes it ideal for use in the next generation of internet-connected and wearable devices in sectors including medical, banking, highways, logistics, […]
Lithium Iron Phosphate batteries billed as better alternatives to sealed lead-acid units
Global battery manufacturer Ultralife Corporation is set to enrich the U1 lead acid battery market with the launch of its new 492Wh Lithium Iron Phosphate (LiFePO4) smart battery. The URB12400-U1-SMB battery, which features accurate fuel gauging and integrated safety circuitry, is designed to replace and improve on traditional sealed lead acid (SLA) batteries in applications […]
