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Data Centers Quick Reference Guide

Consistent, constant power is mission critical for data centers, but your UPS system is only as good as the batteries that sustain it. We offer scalable high-energy density storage options, cabinets and racks to support your essential infrastructure.

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EnerSys® delivers the most effective, powerful and reliable batteries available. With a full range of racks, cabinets and accessories available, a complete integrated system can be offered for any application.

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Implementing Nanogrid into the Critical Facility

Operators are looking at introducing nanogrid architectures into critical facilities to maintain reliability in the face of increased thermal loading and to eliminate points of failure. Nanogrid architectures will further enable the use of distributed energy resources (DERs) such as wind or solar to supplement utility power, allowing operators to realize additional cost benefits by avoiding peak usage utility rates or selling power back to the grid.

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The Benefits and Challenges of Deploying 5G Small Cells on the HFC Strand Network

Cable operators are deploying small cell radios through their existing HFC network infrastructure to offload data and associated costs of offering mobility services through a mobile virtual network operator (MVNO) arrangement. Attaching small cell radios to the existing HFC network enables rapid deployment at a fraction of the cost and time as traditional deployment methods.

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Advanced Communication Energy

Advanced Connected Energy is a technique which embeds a low energy communication device into a lead-acid battery to communicate via Bluetooth® Low Energy to a smartphone app, SDK, or controller. The chip provides real-time access to performance when the battery is in service as well as charge status while the battery is stored in a warehouse.

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Understanding Fault Managed Power

In 2020, operators, manufacturers, and industry standards bodies began to investigate the potential for a new distributed power technique that could deliver more power in a safe environment for technicians and the public. A new distributed powering technique called fault managed power was developed imposing no power limit under normal operation, but precisely limit energy transferred under a fault condition to mitigate shock and fire hazard.

Industry Article

Powering PON with conventional cable broadband equipment

Billions of dollars of public funding are being allocated to expand high speed broadband connectivity into unserved or underserved parts of the rural US and Canada. One of the most common methods for expanding the network is through passive optical networks (PON). PON remote optical line terminals (R-OLTs) – located in remote service areas – distribute fiber connections for homes and businesses.

Article

Getting the Most Out of Your Batteries

As expectations on network runtimes grow, and while utility outages become more frequent, multiple-system operators (MSOs) should review their deployed battery backup solutions. The challenge facing network operations is how to safely and cost-effectively increase energy densities across the hybrid fiber-coax (HFC) network.

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Extreme Weather—Is Your Network Vulnerable?

Pressure is consequently growing on multiple-system operators (MSOs) to solidify their distributed hybrid fiber-coax (HFC) networks against more significant power outages by extending runtimes. While longer runtimes at any HFC network site can be achieved by adding generators, batteries, or both, it is not always that simple

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Focusing Stored Energy Where It Matters Most

We have charted a course to meet future bandwidth needs with the 10G initiative, and new mobility offerings are leveraging the HFC network to ensure connectivity while on the go. With all of this, it has never been more important to have reliable power to keep the network up and running.

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Keeping the lights on

Next-generation PON implementations will likely include high speed coherent optic links from headends to new OSP aggregation nodes, enabling even faster services to extend deeper into the network. Each active optical component in our PON architecture requires reliable, uninterrupted power to keep the network running.

Case Study

Ensuring Power Continuity for KEK

The battery room replacement and overhaul project at the Kosovo Energy Corporation (KEK) stands as a testament to the pursuit of power infrastructure excellence. In this initiative, EnerSys®, in collaboration with EXBATT, successfully implemented their state-of-the-art PowerSafe® SBS XL 2 Volt batteries, revolutionizing KEK’s power capabilities.

Article

Prospective Stable Grid Float Use Cases

Having sufficient battery power back-up in non-cyclic stable grid float applications is essential across a diverse array of different application scenarios.

Article

Ensuring HFC Network Resiliency During Extended Utility Outages

This paper explores various extended run time solutions using both Lithium Ion (Li-ion) and Thin Plate Pure Lead (TPPL) batteries.

Article

Evolution in Battery Energy Densities

For decades stable grid energy storage applications have often been addressed by using either Valve-Regulated Lead-Acid (VRLA) gel tubular OPzV or flooded OPzS batteries. In a modern context, however, the drawbacks of OPzV and particularly OPzS technologies are becoming increasingly clear - and the time has now come for implementing changes

Article

Addressing the Energy Capacity Shortfall

In an increasing majority of standby float (stable grid) applications, there are expectations to ramp up energy storage capacities. In existing battery deployments, this must be done without extra space needing to be assigned for accommodating racking, etc. Across the board, higher density battery solutions are being called for.

Opinion

Achieving Greater Energy Autonomy at Data Centre Sites

With many data centre operators trying to attain carbon neutrality, they need to explore more sustainable ways of keeping up with their ever-increasing energy demands.

Opinion

Using Data Centre Resources to Support Grid Stability and Peak Shaving

There is considerable potential for data centres to employ their UPS battery assets in a grid support context to reduce running costs.

Opinion

The Benefits of Running Your Data Centre Operation with Reduced Cooling

TPPL batteries are an attractive option for data centre operators looking to run their systems at heightened temperatures and reduce their costs.

Article

Selecting Batteries That Support Data Centres’ Environmental Goals

There are growing concerns about the data centre sector's effect on the environment. Operators must prioritise this when specifying UPS batteries.

Article

The Role of Data Centres in Maintaining Grid Stability

Greater importance is being put on renewable alternatives and changing the emphasis in the power distribution network.

Article

Maximizing Battery Circularity

Batteries have a vital part to play in the continued running of data centres, when they come to their end-of-use, efforts must be made to dispose of them in the correct manner.

White Paper

The Next Era For Standby Float

The demands of customers involved in standby float (often referred to as stable grid) applications are ramping up dramatically. Here a float charge is used to constantly maintain the batteries in a full state of charge (SoC) condition – so that they are ready to respond to any interruptions in the mains supply, should that occur, and the connected load can still be supported. In the past, it was mainly the lifespan of batteries that mattered for such applications. Now, expectations are being raised in relation to other properties.

Article

Extended Runtime: How Will It Affect Your Network Infrastructure

The cable broadband network has evolved from being a vehicle for the provision of entertainment services to become a strategic element of the country’s infrastructure, providing broadband internet access to both homes and businesses. Without appropriate backup measures in place, however, network availability is only as good as the utility grid that powers it.

Caso práctico

EnerSys ayuda a alimentar la sonda solar Parker.

La sonda solar Parker viajará a 125 millas por segundo mientras vuela a través de la atmósfera del sol, a una distancia de 3,8 millones de millas de la superficie de nuestra estrella. Dado que soporta temperaturas de hasta 2500°F, la sonda capturará mediciones detalladas del sol desde el espacio.

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Uso de la tecnología TPPL Advance para el soporte de la subestación

Artículo técnico

Planificación y directrices de ingeniería para Remote Line Power

La tendencia hacia las redes distribuidas ha llevado al aumento del uso de RLP como un medio alternativo de suministro de energía a los dispositivos remotos.

Caso práctico

Daimler reduce prácticamente a cero el fallo de la batería con ACE®

Daimler necesitaba una batería con mayores capacidades de reserva, una potencia de arranque superior y una vida útil más prolongada, con mayor fiabilidad y menos costes de mantenimiento, para satisfacer las cambiantes demandas de los conductores de hoy en día.

Artículo técnico

El poder de la reducción del bucle

La implementación de DSLAM en lo más profundo de la red reduce la cantidad de cobre entre DSLAM y los usuarios finales. Este tipo de programas, que acortan o reducen el bucle de cobre para aumentar el ancho de banda, reciben el nombre de programas de reducción de bucle.

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Guía de referencia rápida

EnerSys, líder mundial en soluciones de energía almacenada para aplicaciones industriales, fabrica y distribuye baterías de reserva y de tracción, cargadores de baterías, equipos de alimentación, accesorios para baterías y envolventes para equipos de exterior para clientes de todo el mundo.

Artículo especializado

Celdas pequeñas desconectadas

Las celdas pequeñas son la tecnología de vanguardia que está transformando las redes inalámbricas y que ocupa los titulares de la revista ISE y del diario Wall Street Journal. Las celdas pequeñas para exteriores se utilizan para proporcionar una densificación de red, lo que significa añadir más sitios de celdas para aumentar la capacidad de la red, así como cobertura en áreas fuera del alcance de las macroceldas.

Caso práctico

El sistema de baterías y cargadores NexSys® superará las expectativas del ciclo de vida.

Las baterías NexSys® cuentan con la tecnología patentada de placas delgadas de plomo puro (TPPL), ofrecen densidades de energía más altas, prácticamente no necesitan mantenimiento y resultan ideales para la carga rápida y parcial.

Artículo técnico

Tecnología TPPL: pasado y futuro

La tecnología de placas delgadas de plomo puro (TPPL) es una tecnología de baterías bien asentada que se emplea en una gran variedad de escenarios de aplicación diferentes. Entre los muchos sectores industriales que se benefician de ella se encuentran los centros de datos, las telecomunicaciones, el transporte, la manutención de materiales y la logística.

Caso práctico

Caso práctico de medicina: fuerza de bombeo cardiaco

El corazón de los pacientes con insuficiencia cardiaca crónica es más débil de lo normal. Los dispositivos implantables envían impulsos eléctricos al corazón para mitigar los síntomas más peligrosos de la insuficiencia cardíaca.

Artículo técnico

Las ventajas de la supervisión inteligente en las centrales telefónicas modernas

Ahora que las comunicaciones y el análisis de datos son omnipresentes, la monitorización y el control inteligentes de las redes de alimentación son avances necesarios desde hace mucho tiempo.

Caso práctico

Mantenemos a Team Sledd en movimiento con las baterías NexSys® de EnerSys®

Las baterías de tracción de la gama NexSys tienen capacidades de carga rápida sin prácticamente mantenimiento, por lo que ofrecen ventajas operativas considerables y ahorran costes durante toda su vida útil.

Artículo técnico

Alimentación de redes IDAS

La aparición de las redes interiores de sistemas de antenas distribuidas (IDAS) ha aumentado enormemente la capacidad y el alcance de los servicios inalámbricos en espacios públicos como estadios deportivos, centros de convenciones y hoteles.

Artículo técnico

Redes LAN ópticas pasivas

Las redes POL son un derivado de las Redes Ópticas Pasivas (PON) que los proveedores de servicios de telecomunicaciones utilizan en las exitosas arquitecturas de fibra doméstica.

Caso práctico

Ayuntamiento de Tampa

La puerta de enlace para montaje en cables (SMG) de Alpha le permite disponer tanto de energía eléctrica limpia, fiable y redundante como de una conexión de banda ancha de alta velocidad para desplegar radios de celdas pequeñas a distancias de hasta 100 metros de la unidad SMG AlphaGateway.

Caso práctico

Un fabricante de recambios reduce radicalmente los costes de mantenimiento de sus baterías con las baterías NexSys® TPPL

Un fabricante de recambios para automóviles y autocaravanas reduce radicalmente los costes de mantenimiento de sus baterías con la tecnología NexSys® TPPL de placas delgadas de plomo puro (TPPL).

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