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[QUOTE=prince karak;596389]HBL Power Systems Ltd is a listed Indian company, in business since 1977, with a focus on engineered products and services.

[B]The Information About the FIBRE PNE Battery of the  HBL Power System Limited is given below

About the Product [/B]

Nickel cadmium Fibre PNE are constructed using Fibre positive and Pasted negative electrodes. The pasted negative electrode are designed with high power density and has less water consumption, thus reduces the periodicity of topping-up the cells with DI water.

[B]Superior Features:[/B]

Lighter than conventional lead acid batteries.
No topping-up with water required for long periods.
Low life cycle cost when compared to conventional lead acid battery.
Low initial cost when compared to Nickel cadmium sintered plate technology.
Can withstand extreme temperatures without damage.
Performs even at extremely low temperatures (less than -20 deg C).
Service life will be longer.
Number of cycles will be greater (around 3000 cycles).
Quick charge capability (accepts more than 90% of charge within 5 hours).
No change of electrolyte during its lifetime.

[B]Contact Details :[/B]
HBL Power Systems Limited.
No. 8-2-601, Road No.10, Banjara Hills, Hyderabad - 500 034, Telangana, India.
Phone No:
 +91 40 2335 5575 
   +91 40 2335 5085[/QUOTE]

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February 12th, 2018 11:27 AM
prince karak	Re: power grid batteries HBL Power Systems Ltd is a listed Indian company, in business since 1977, with a focus on engineered products and services. The Information About the FIBRE PNE Battery of the HBL Power System Limited is given below About the Product Nickel cadmium Fibre PNE are constructed using Fibre positive and Pasted negative electrodes. The pasted negative electrode are designed with high power density and has less water consumption, thus reduces the periodicity of topping-up the cells with DI water. Superior Features: Lighter than conventional lead acid batteries. No topping-up with water required for long periods. Low life cycle cost when compared to conventional lead acid battery. Low initial cost when compared to Nickel cadmium sintered plate technology. Can withstand extreme temperatures without damage. Performs even at extremely low temperatures (less than -20 deg C). Service life will be longer. Number of cycles will be greater (around 3000 cycles). Quick charge capability (accepts more than 90% of charge within 5 hours). No change of electrolyte during its lifetime. Contact Details : HBL Power Systems Limited. No. 8-2-601, Road No.10, Banjara Hills, Hyderabad - 500 034, Telangana, India. Phone No: +91 40 2335 5575 +91 40 2335 5085
February 12th, 2018 11:26 AM
Unregistered	Re: power grid batteries Hii sir, I Wants to get the Information About the FIBRE PNE Battery of the HBL Power System Limited ?
November 30th, 2015 12:04 PM
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