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Best Practices for Using Lithium-Ion in Cold Storage Facilities

Temperature-controlled supply chain is more important than ever. Lithium-ion batteries charge faster, and opportunistically, and have longer run-time than traditional lead acid batteries, optimizing equipment utilization in refrigerated and frozen environments. Batteries don’t need to be swapped, watered, or equalized at room temperature, so maintenance is simplified. Cold-temperature cycle life is vastly improved for a lower total cost of ownership. Download this white paper now and learn how to implement and take advantage of this new technology.

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