Global military battery manufacturer, Ultralife will be exhibiting its batteries for defence and security equipment at this year’s DSEI show at the ExCeL, London. The event, which takes place from 12th-15th September 2017, brings together experts in the defence and security sectors to showcase innovative products and discuss industry issues.

Human beings are definitely creatures of habit. This is especially the case when it comes to buying consumables like batteries. We know batteries are important but we continue to buy cheap, subpar batteries that run out too quickly and simply cannot handle the heat. Michele Windsor, Global Marketing Manager for battery specialist Ultralife Corporation, explains the demands that three essential applications place on the humble 9V battery...

Ultralife has strengthened its Thin Cell range of primary (non-rechargeable) lithium manganese dioxide (Li-MnO2) pouch-cell batteries. The higher energy density and slim form factor of Ultralife’s Thin Cell technology makes them well suited for use in the next gen of internet connected and wearable devices in sectors including medical, banking, highways, logistics, warehousing and security.

With the launch of its 492Wh Lithium Iron Phosphate (LiFePO4) smart battery, global battery manufacturer Ultralife is looking to enrich the U1 lead acid battery market. 

  Global battery manufacturer Ultralife will launch its latest LiFePO4 lead acid replacement battery for the medical sector ahead of this year’s HIMSS healthcare and IT conference in Orlando, Florida. Visitors will be able to view the new product on Booth 2287 at the show, at the Orange County Convention Center from February 19 to 23, 2017.

The next-gen of Ultralife Corporation's long lasting lithium 9V battery, the U9VL-J-P, has been released. With key improvements to its energy density and cell technology, the battery is designed for applications including smoke detectors, security sensors and medical telemetry as well as test and instrumentation.

Increasing their defence spend for the first time in a decade will be seen this year by European NATO states. Concerns about Russia, the migrant crisis and the terrorist threat have led to many European governments focusing on their military budget. Director of International Business Development at Ultralife, David Reeves, explains why the company has chosen to expand its services in Europe.