BTECH Battery Monitoring Systems for
Corporate and Internet Data Centers


Are you concerned by downtime at your facility? Battery Monitoring is essential to any mission-critical data center facility. Battery failures have caused tremendous financial losses due to downtime. You know how important it is to keep your data center up and running...but did you know how often your batteries can let you down?


Installing battery monitoring systems effectively makes it possible to assure the batteries will be there during a power outage or lightning strike. More and more companies are monitoring their batteries to eliminate this risk as they find out the hard way what happens when the power fails!


BTECH Battery Monitoring Systems are found in:

Internet Data Centers

Financial Data Centers

Corporate Data Centers

Remote Backup Facilities


The typical battery strings found in data centers support three-phase UPS systems typically supplied by Liebert, Powerware, MGE, Pillar and Mitsubishi, among others.

These UPS's can have single or multiple 480V cabinets of 40 12-V sealed VRLA batteries or racks of 2V, 4V, 6V or 8V VRLA or Flooded (Wet-Cell) Batteries. It is critical to monitor each of these battery types, as failure can occur in as little as two weeks!



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"On 6/30/94, life changed. We installed BTECH's Battery Validation System."

March 13, 1993…. I remember it very well. We dropped our entire load on one of our two fully loaded 300kva UPS systems. We called in our u.p.s. maintenance provider and wanted an explanation of why we dropped the load and why didn't he discover a problem just 3 weeks earlier during the p.m. of the UPS Systems. After doing some checking, he advised us that the u.p.s. was fine, but we had serious battery backup problems. As you also may remember hearing from your u.p.s. maintenance provider, "he does not perform battery maintenance as part of the u.p.s. maintenance" and if you want your batteries checked out, you will need to contract with a battery maintenance provider. That was always a huge frustration because a u.p.s. is basically nothing without a good battery backup. Needless to say, management was not too happy to be hit with a "surprise" purchase request for 240 batteries (plus installation) at the end of our fiscal year.

On 6/30/94, life changed. We installed BTECH's Battery Validation System. Since that date, I have not had to "wonder" about the health of each individual battery. We are now on our third set of VRLA batteries since that last failure in 1993. The BTECH does not make the batteries last any longer, but it lets you know when they are getting unhealthy and that you better start taking some action. We have also used data gathered to assist with discussions of utility power quality and battery replacement warrant. I review the test data each week. When hurricane season or one of those "pleasant" Florida thunderstorms comes around, I honestly do not worry about the batteries.

Instead of not really knowing how healthy they are, I've got data that tells me their present condition. I realize there are other factors that can cause load failure, but to eliminate the batteries means one less worry.

We have been very pleased with the product's hardware, software and support. The folks at BTECH are very good at giving support to customers, no matter what the customer's level of expertise in battery backup may be. BTECH support knows their product extremely well.

Rick Faircloth
Data Processing Consultant
State of Florida Department of Law Enforcement