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Making heavy-duty construction and agricultural equipment last is a top priority for those in the industry. That’s why it’s becoming even more important to update heavy-duty construction and agricultural equipment to new power sources. American Battery Solutions Inc. offers heavy-duty lithium-ion batteries for the construction, agricultural & mining industries. These low-cost, durable lithium-ion solutions reduce wear and tear on vehicles and costs on maintenance, while increasing machinery longevity.
Our high-voltage lithium-ion battery packs are versatile, allowing them to connect in series or parallel. And their low profile makes them lightweight and easy to configure for many heavy machinery. They also feature high-tech cooling and battery management systems, which ensuring their safety and decreasing maintenance costs. Our team also offers custom designed battery systems, utilizing high energy or fast charge solutions.
By partnering with world-class suppliers of lithium-ion cells in cylindrical and prismatic form factors, our products offer lightweight, low volume packaging. The result? Longer range and runtime. And with class-leading energy density, our products offer customers extended range in a small, lightweight package. Available in various low-voltage and high-voltage battery systems.
Our high-voltage lithium-ion batteries can be connected in parallel or series to increase capacity or voltage, while our low-voltage systems can be connected in parallel. Customize your power requirements with a setup that can easily scale as needed. And with modularity features, you can replace single modules without having to update your entire system.
Our Battery Management Systems (BMS) are developed using automotive-level design practices with AEC-Q components. Our systems are fully integrated into our products, offering worry-free operation. What's more, communications protocols are tailored to market sectors: CAN-Open for motive power, SAE J1939 for industrial equipment, and CAN2.0A for EV applications.
