Corvus improves lithium battery performance
The new product specifications will reflect that the system has substantially more energy capacity than previously reported.
“We are committed to ceaseless product innovation and testing, inspired by the feedback and requirements of our customers,” said Andrew Morden, president and CEO of Corvus Energy.
He added: “Actively listening to our customers regarding their operational needs drove the testing programme and the continuous improvement of the AT6500, now available as AT6700.”
As a part of its ongoing testing team, Corvus worked closely with LAEC and its founder Dr Majid Bahrami at Simon Fraser University’s testing lab.
A series of extensive tests were carried out on the performance and characteristics of the lithium ion batteries.
The Corvus AT6700 has a 10C peak discharge and a 3C indefinite RMS rating. The enhancements show a continued product development and provide customers to get more from their batteries.
Mr Morden continued: “We will continue our industry leading innovation with the introduction of our next generation lithium EES products later this year.”
We are the only lithium ion battery company with a substantial base of population systems operating in the field, more than 40 EESs on vessels and port cranes all over the world.”
He concluded: “It is this real world operational intelligence in combination with our rigorous testing that enables Corvus to specifically design its current and future battery systems to the needs of operators.”
