Introducing Lithium-ion Batteries, specifically engineered and manufactured to cater to peak energy requirements, by Raymond.
Raymond Corporation Unveils Sustainable Lithium-Ion Batteries for Enhanced Energy Management
Raymond Corporation, a leading provider of material handling solutions, has announced the launch of its new lithium-ion batteries. These advanced batteries are designed to offer businesses a more efficient and sustainable energy management system.
The new lithium-ion batteries are compatible with Raymond's Energy Asset Manager for proactive energy management. This integration allows for real-time battery performance data to be accessed remotely from anywhere within a facility, enabling businesses to optimize energy consumption, reduce downtime, and support sustainability goals.
The system offers a range of 24-, 36- and 48-volt options to optimize lift truck performance. The batteries and chargers function harmoniously within this ecosystem to create a more intelligent and responsive environment for energy management.
The batteries are built with a completely sealed design to minimize maintenance costs. They also boast an ingress protection rating of IP69, ensuring durability and reliability in demanding environments.
The new lithium-ion batteries are UL 2580 listed, tested, and certified for durability and dependability. They are capable of running multiple shifts in captive cold applications with robust internal thermal management.
These batteries are designed to enhance productivity with long run-times and fast charging. They are also intended to reduce energy and operating costs with more energy-efficient solutions.
Moreover, the lithium-ion batteries are designed to operate more sustainably and responsibly with cleaner, greener technologies. To learn more about the new lithium-ion batteries or to conduct a power study, contact your local Raymond Solutions and Support Center or visit raymondcorp.com.
This approach positions Raymond's lithium-ion battery system as part of a comprehensive energy management ecosystem tailored to meet the peak energy requirements of specific material handling equipment. The continuous data exchange among trucks, batteries, and chargers allows for proactive alerts and insights for managing battery health and energy demands, supporting advanced energy requirements by turning usage data into actionable intelligence to improve operational productivity.
With these new lithium-ion batteries, Raymond Corporation is set to revolutionize the material handling industry with a more sustainable and efficient energy management solution.
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