Lithium-ion Vs VRLA batteries — what delivers the most value?

Supplied by Schneider Electric IT Business on Friday, 05 August, 2016

Lithium-ion battery systems for UPS applications are beginning to offer compelling benefits. While some Li-ion solution prices are too high to justify switching from VRLA, there are some that present a favourable 10-year TCO with payback in less than 4 years.

Download this white paper for an analysis of Li-ion batteries vs VRLA for data centre UPSs and decide which can bring the most value to your business.

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