From ESS News
Energy storage manufacturer Qurmit has announced a new charging system for its lead-gel home batteries that it claims extends their lifecycle. According to the Eindhoven-based company, the “Qurmit Booster” charging technology enables its batteries to reach up to 9,000 charge cycles under specific usage conditions.
The company, a spinoff of Dutch off-grid solar specialist TSS4U, said this performance exceeds the standard charge cycle specifications provided by battery supplier Exide Technologies.
“Our technology ensures that the batteries last longer,” said Jan-Willem Linsen, founder of Qurmit.
The product has also expanded availability outside of the Netherlands.
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