The systems, to be manufactured by Ultralife, will cater to the need and demands of emergency and disaster preparedness, as well as niche markets and consumers that range from indoor agriculture to businesses and ventures.
Charge! will market its lithium-iron phosphate portable power products targeting those needing an off-grid and ‘lower total cost of ownership’ solution when compared to fuel-run generators.
For indoor and outdoor agricultural based businesses, Charge! will offer a suite of products from 1.25kWh FEMA-reviewed portable power systems to 30kWh units manufactured by Ultralife.
The systems are said to allow users access to off- grid power when utilized with a renewable energy solution such as wind or solar.
Based on electricity consumption, the systems also reduces grid dependency or fuel consumption of a traditional generator.
When recharged through renewable energy, the systems could operate as a stand-alone power source.
Charge! president and CEO Scott Plantinga said, "Ultralife is renowned for a strong track record of manufacturing high quality batteries and power systems."
"Much of our business model is focused on markets with robust demands for professional requirements. Similar to our in-house designed products which are required to be built to endure rugged environments, systems built by Ultralife for Charge! are cut from the same cloth," Plantinga added.