The RIMA UNH Series High Rate Battery is a reliable and efficient power solution that is built on advanced AGM (Absorbent Glass Mat) battery technology. These batteries are specifically designed to provide consistent backup power for critical applications such as Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS) systems.
General Future:
5-12 years design life(25℃)
Non-spillable construction
Sealed and maintenance-free
High reliability and stability
High purity raw material: long life and low self-discharge
Standards:
Compliance with IEC, BS, JIS and EU standards.
UL, CE Certified
ISO45001,ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 certified production facilities
Application:
Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS)
Emergency backup power supply
Auto control system
Communication power supply
Alarm and security system
Electric Power System (EPS)
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[Introduction]
Background: (On March 1, 2007, the “Regulations on the Control of Pollution Control of Electronic Information Products†issued by the Ministry of Information Industry and other seven ministries and commissions†was officially implemented. It requires electronic and electrical enterprises to prevent electronic pollution from the source. . With the rapid development of the electrical and electronic industry, the accumulation of e-waste in the mountains seriously pollutes the environment and causes ecological hazards. At the same time, many electronic information products are still heavily used (including) "lead, mercury, cadmium, hexavalent chromium, polybrominated biphenyls, polybrominated diphenyl ethers" due to technical and functional needs. These have been considered by the contemporary scientific community to be human health and Environmentally harmful substances and elements. The ecological hazard of electronic waste recycling and harmful substances in electronic and electrical products has become a common problem in the world. Therefore, various developed countries have legislation to manage electrical and electronic products.
On August 13, 2005, the European Union officially implemented the Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment Directive (WEEE Directive), which requires that electronic and electrical appliance manufacturers selling their products on the EU market from now on must bear and pay for the recycling of scrapped products. On July 1, 2006, the "Regulations on the Restriction of the Use of Certain Hazardous Substances in Electrical and Electronic Equipment" (RoHS Directive) was also officially implemented. The Directive stipulates that certain specific toxic and hazardous substances (lead) will be restricted in the EU market. Products such as mercury, cadmium, hexavalent chromium, polybrominated biphenyls, and polybrominated diphenyl ethers are sold. These two laws are known in the industry as "the world's toughest environmental protection order."
It is reported that the EU's two environmental protection directives cover nearly 200,000 kinds of products in 10 categories, including home appliances, IT and telecommunications, lighting, electrical and electronic tools, toys, leisure and medical equipment, and related upstream and downstream enterprises. In the face of the technical and environmental barriers formed by the two EU directives, Chinese electrical and electronic enterprises will also accept severe tests from domestic policies and regulations. By regulating market access, the government will not be able to list electronic products that do not comply with environmental regulations. China's electrical and electronic industry faces enormous challenges.
Recycling rate of household appliances reaches 80% to form technical barriers
The WEEE Directive requires that the European Union require electronic and electrical manufacturers to increase the recycling rate of large household appliances to more than 80% of the average weight of each product, and the recovery rate of small household appliances will increase to more than 70% of the average weight of each product. At the same time, manufacturers are required to consider environmental protection requirements from the beginning of product design, and put forward technical requirements for recycling procedures and methods. Faced with these technical barriers, more Chinese small electrical and electronic enterprises will be blocked from the technical threshold, and some large-scale electrical and electronic enterprises in order to invest heavily in this command to carry out technical research, which brings corporate capital pressure.
The return charge is increased by the manufacturer to pay the manufacturing cost
According to the requirements of the WEEE directive, China's mechanical and electrical products will be charged a return fee when they are exported to the EU, and the fee will be used for recycling the electronic waste in the EU. Some people pointed out that this cost is between 1 and 20 euros per piece, and some large household appliances are more expensive to recycle. Experts said that after the implementation of the two EU regulations, the cost of electronic and electrical recycling will be passed on to electronics manufacturers, and this cost may be close to or even higher than the manufacturing cost in China.
RoHS Directive Reduces China's Mechanical and Electrical Products Export of US$56 billion
Experts pointed out that if domestic enterprises can not fully study the RoHS response plan and establish a set of effective management systems and implement them, then it will inevitably lose the EU market and more experts analyze and predict. The implementation of the RoHS directive will be on China's electromechanical The export of products to the EU caused a direct impact of $56 billion. It will also increase the overall cost of domestic electronics manufacturers by about 10%, and the export price will increase by about 15%. The traditional price advantage of Chinese electrical and electronic companies may be lost.
In order to meet the RoHS requirements, the company needs to renovate the production line and adopt new manufacturing processes and technologies. This means re-provisioning and optimization of the entire production line and supporting facilities. The introduction of advanced X-ray fluorescence analysis instruments is undoubtedly an important technological innovation. One ring, but this is undoubtedly a major capital investment for enterprises.
Now providing a comprehensive solution to the RoHS directive has become a new winning point in the world of analytical instrumentation; the reporter recently visited Shimadzu International Trading (Shanghai) Co., Ltd. on the RoHS solution, and Mr. Shintaro Nishimura, the company's large analytical instrument department, said "In Europe, the United States, Japan and other developed countries, companies have already begun research on alternative substances and technologies that limit substances. They have mastered the use of technologies that do not contain these six hazardous substances, such as lead-free soldering technology. Some Japanese companies also Applying a large number of related patents. This has provided a reference for Chinese companies, especially electronic and electrical companies, to avoid the technical barriers set by developed countries in Europe and America."
Nowadays, the RoHS Directive has been fully implemented. Can China's electrical and electronic enterprises actively respond to and conduct research on alternative substances and technologies in the first time in the face of “electronic storms� We are not getting to know? But if positive measures are not taken, the “cheese†in overseas markets will be eaten by other more powerful competitors. And this is not an alarmist.
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One of the key features of the UNH series batteries is their exceptional high power discharge performance. This means that they can deliver a significant amount of power in a short amount of time, making them ideal for applications that require quick and reliable power backup. Whether it's a sudden power outage or a surge in energy demand, these batteries can handle high discharge rates without compromising their performance.
Moreover, the UNH series batteries are known for their high reliability. They are built to withstand the rigors of continuous use and provide uninterrupted power supply when it matters the most. This makes them suitable for critical power applications where any downtime or power interruption can have severe consequences.
In addition to their reliable performance, these batteries also offer excellent durability. They are designed to have a long service life and can withstand repeated charge and discharge cycles without losing their capacity. This ensures that they can consistently deliver backup power over an extended period, providing peace of mind to users.
Overall, the RIMA UNH Series High Rate Battery is a dependable and efficient power solution for UPS and critical power applications. With their excellent high power discharge performance, high reliability, and long service life, these batteries offer a reliable source of backup power that can be trusted in critical situations.