GTL-40 Solar Battery, For Inverters, Generators, Feature : Long Life, Heat Resistance, Fast Chargeable

We take pleasure to introduce ourselves as one of the renowned manufacturer, exporter and supplier of Solar Batteries. These batteries are manufactured using modern machinery and supreme quality components under the guidance of qualified professionals in tandem with set quality standards. Offered batteries are charged from solar power which helps in saving electricity. Provided batteries are widely appreciated by clients for their long working life and extra backup. Moreover, clients can avail these Solar Batteries from us at rock bottom prices.

Features:

• Extremely high purity, corrosion-resistant proprietary Spine alloy ensures longer life.
• Extremely superfine void-free grain structure ensures corrosion resistance and high operational life.
• Extra-strong, flexible oxidation-resistant gauntlet for higher performance and extremely long cycle life.
• Highly puncture-resistant DARAMIC-USA separator minimizes the possibility of internal short circuits.
• Equally spread positive active material for better functioning and very low top-up
• Extra-strong, flexible, oxidation-resistant Gauntlet.
• Highly puncture-resistant DARAMIC-USA separator to prevent short-circuits Better and quick charge acceptance
• Design-cycle life of over 1250 cycles at 80% Depth of Discharge (DOD)*

Details:

These solar batteries have been developed keeping in mind the various parameters peculiar to India by a team of scientist and engineers at a R&D facility dedicated to electro chemical research at our works in Delhi.

GETEK decided to develop these solar batteries keeping in mind the increased awareness and public spending in the field of new and renewable energy for applications in household lighting, street lighting and in rural and urban cellular telecom installations. We expect a significant shift in the telecom industry towards use on non-conventional energy due to increased operational expenses. Increased government incentives and subsidies will, in the next couple years, lead to increased spending by governmental agencies in the new and renewable energy.