15.03.2019 • Product

Altronix Introduces Switches With Lithium Iron Phosphate Battery Chargers

Altronix has introduced a new lithium iron phosphate battery backup solution. Now available in Altronix’s new series of Netway Spectrum PoE+ switches, these optimized chargers accommodate LifePO4 batteries with significantly longer shelf life and much more efficient charge cycles than conventional sealed lead acid batteries.

“Our new hardened PoE switches with optimized lithium iron phosphate battery chargers are truly a game changer for the industry. It presents a new and unique value proposition for installers and end-users, ensuring continuous system operation, while greatly reducing service and maintenance costs,” said Alan Forman, President of the Altronix Corporation. “Altronix will be expanding this LifePO4 backup feature to other products in our portfolio in the near future.”
Altronix’s Netway Spectrum PoE+ Switches with LifePO4 battery charging provide many advantages such as cost-efficiency, a 10-year battery shelf life, over 5,000 charge cycles and the reduced weight of the batteries. The switches utilize only a single LifePO4 battery for PoE backup instead of four SLA batteries, greatly reducing service and maintenance.

Netway Spectrum features 1Gb SFP ports and multiple PoE+ ports or a single Hi-PoE port. The embedded Altronix Linq power management technology allows control, monitoring, and reporting of power and diagnostics from anywhere.
The series also includes a wide selection of models in a variety of indoor and outdoor applications.
 

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