 Safety always comes first in our businessZenaji is pleased to announce its Aeon batteries have been certified to meet the following Standards. TUV Rhineland, one of the world’s largest and best laboratory certification companies, has certified the Zenaji Aeon battery and its associated Battery Management System (BMS) to meet both IEC 62619:2017 and IEC 62040-1:2017 Standards. The Zenaji Aeon is also certified by independent labs to meet IP65 and EMC (Electrical Emissions) Standards. This has been an expensive, time-consuming process not offered by any laboratories in Australia but required by many countries around the world for household batteries. Safety is always at the forefront of Zenaji engineer’s minds. Our Zenaji batteries are the safest lithium batteries available as they do not suffer from so-called “thermal runaway”. This is the spontaneous combustion process caused by dendritic growth in the battery where fire can start at any time even though the battery is not being charged or discharged. The reason the Zenaji Aeon battery does not suffer from this issue is that it uses Lithium Titanate (LTO) cells which do not suffer from dendritic growth. Following the recent recall of LG batteries, fires in large Tesla-installed batteries in the US and well-published fires in Tesla cars, the safety of batteries in household systems is a genuine and realistic concern. To our knowledge, there are only two ways to make a Zenaji Aeon battery ignite and that is to put it in a fire (definitely not recommended), or to so overcharge it that it cannot handle the overcharge voltages. This is unable to happen , however, as the BMS (Battery Management System) contained within the Zenaji Aeon battery will prevent overcharging, and when this is detected it will trip the breaker. Zenaji has sent all the reports to the CEC along with all other documentation to obtain the CEC certification. Usually, this process would take approximately two weeks, unfortunately however, the CEC informs us that due to recertification of predominantly overseas manufactured Inverters to fit in with new regulations in South Australia they are behind in their processing and this time expectation has doubled. Dawson Johns CEO Zenaji Australia Pty Ltd Tel + 61 418 104 496 Learn more about battery safety More safety videos; 1. Battery safety: Yinlong LTO Lithium Titanate tests 2. How safe are LTO Lithium Batteries? 3. Dangerous vs safe batteries explosion and fire test! Zenaji Battery Range: On display at Smart Energy expo Zenaji, creators of the world’s most cost-effective solar battery, are bringing their award-winning Zenaji Aeon LTO to the Smart Energy and Conference Exhibition in Sydney, May 12 and 13. The expo is Australia’s premier event for solar, storage, and energy management, bringing the community together to be inspired, innovate and connect over the two days. Smart Energy Conference & Exhibition allows visitors to see the latest technology and to source the latest solutions from the widest range of suppliers all in one place at one time. You can find our team at booth 31 on both days and we look forward to meeting you there! Please see map below for the expo layout. Conference details here Sweet installs We love seeing the workmanship in installs throughout Australia, especially clean ones using Zenaji Aeon LTOs. Here are a few from recent times. Mark Roberts and his beautiful set-up in Victoria (below) Read Mark’s unedited review  Enough power and storage here to get off-grid! Sunshine Coast.  Another clean install, this time in the home of Marlene and Graham Roberts from NSW.  Dealers / InstallersUpdated documents in our Google Drive, include:  New Aeon Product PDF New Aeon Installation Manual New Aeon Compatibility List New Aeon Inverter Settings New Aeon MSDS Report Copyright © 2019 | Zenaji Australia Pty Ltd | All rights reserved. Our mailing address is: 2 Shearson Crescent, Mentone, Victoria 3194 Want to change how you receive these emails? You can update your preferences or unsubscribe from this list. |
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