Li-ion Tamer named among Top Innovations of 2022 by Honeywell
Li-ion Tamer was recently recognized by Honeywell as one of the Top Innovations of 2022
Honeywell and Nexceris Work to Improve Safety for Electric Vehicles
• Honeywell battery sensors and gas detection monitoring portfolio and manufacturing expertise combined with Li-ion Tamer gas detection solutions will address electric vehicle thermal runaway, one of the primary risks which can cause vehicle failure and fires.
Li-ion Tamer to Sponsor Important CESA Safety Webinar
Nexceris & Li-Ion Tamer participate in California Energy Storage Alliance safety webinar on March 16, 2021.
How to retrofit lithium battery safety with Li-ion Tamer
As more and more lithium battery fires occur, increasing lithium battery safety through proven products such as Li-ion Tamer becomes critical.
APS Battery Fire Report Overview
The Arizona Public Service McMicken Battery Fire has rippled throughout the Stationary Energy Storage Market. Recently, three conflicting reports were released detailing the events from UL, DNV-GL, and LG Chem/Exponent.
What is the Impact of UL 9540A on the Energy Storage Industry?
The UL 9540A test method continues to set the standard for battery energy storage safety testing. The method quickly answers questions regarding the ability for a lithium-ion battery energy storage system (ESS) to deal with thermal runaway.
Li-ion Tamer Announces Partnership with Honeywell
Li-ion Tamer has announced a global distribution partnership with Honeywell to increase the safety of lithium-ion batteries worldwide.
Nexceris’ Li-ion Tamer Featured in PV Magazine
We are honored that Nexceris’ Li-ion Tamer was featured in PV Magazine in late October […]
Nexceris’ Li-ion Tamer Receives Cleanie Award
Li-ion Tamer was at Solar Power International 2019 for receiving the Cleanie Award for start up of the year.. […]
South Korea Identifies Top 4 Causes for ESS Fires
This week South Korea announced the conclusions from their fire investigation committee regarding the root cause for the 23 energy storage system fires… […]
