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Acculon Energy's Sodium-Ion Batteries Join Delta-Q Compatibility Program
Acculon Energy's sodium-ion batteries have been integrated into Delta-Q Technologies' 'Charged by Delta-Q' compatibility program. This marks the first time OEMs gain access to pre-validated sodium-ion battery and charging solutions for industrial applications. The technology offers potential benefits including cold-temperature operation, fast charging, and durability.
Delta-Q Technologies has integrated Acculon Energy, a manufacturer of sodium-ion batteries, into its 'Charged by Delta-Q' battery compatibility program. This collaboration marks the first time sodium-ion technology has been included in the program, providing Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs) with access to a pre-validated battery and charging combination. This is particularly relevant for applications such as material handling, autonomous robotics, and cold storage.
Delta-Q, known for its power management and charging solutions for electric vehicles and industrial equipment, states that battery selection is increasingly influenced by factors including duty cycles, operating temperatures, charging requirements, and system integration. Sodium-ion batteries are emerging as a promising alternative, offering potential benefits such as cold-temperature operation, fast charging, and enhanced durability.
Ms. Sarah MacKinnon, CEO of Delta-Q Technologies, highlighted the significance of this development. She described the introduction of Acculon's sodium-ion technology into the Delta-Q ecosystem as an "important milestone" for their compatibility program. The partnership aims to assist OEMs in confidently evaluating and deploying emerging battery chemistries while simultaneously reducing the complexity and risks associated with integration.
The 'Charged by Delta-Q' program is specifically designed to help OEMs identify combinations of batteries, battery management systems (BMS), and chargers that have undergone validation for compatibility and performance. By uniting battery and charging technologies through this program, Delta-Q seeks to accelerate battery-charging development and leverage the expertise of industrial battery and charger specialists. Mr. Andrew Thomas, Co-Founder and President of Acculon Energy, affirmed that working with Delta-Q has reinforced the importance of validating the entire battery and charging system. Both companies will continue their collaboration to optimize charging performance for sodium-ion battery systems and support their deployment across material handling and industrial equipment applications.
This information is sourced from a publication by Bestmag.co.uk.
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