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BTECH Battery Monitoring Systems for Hospitals
 BTECH's
Battery Monitoring and Validation Systems are found in many hospitals,
helping to provide critical backup power to data centers and essential
equipment.
Hospitals often use standard three-phase UPS systems
with 1, 2 or 3 cabinets of 40 12V batteries in series. BTECH's new
S5 series has been designed specifically for this application.
Add your name to our long list of satisfied
clients and
request
a quote, or contact us
for more information today!
"BTECH identifies battery
problems that otherwise would go undetected."
Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital is one of the nations leading
academic health care centers and at the forefront of medical research.
Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital is a leader in finding medical
breakthroughs and utilizes the latest advances in medicine and patient
care to treat over 100,000 patients a year
My department is responsible for ensuring the operation of vital
facilities at the hospital. To avoid the impact of devastating blackouts,
we employ the use of Backup Power Supply Systems.
Since backup power systems rely on backup batteries, which can fail
with no notice, we employ BTECH Battery Monitoring Systems. BTECH
identifies any developing battery problems that otherwise would
go undetected. In this way we can proactively make needed battery
substitutions and drastically reduce our risk of experiencing a
power outage.
Mr. Darayes Bharda
Technical Supervisor
Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital
New Brunswick, New Jersey
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