Nanotech Energy announces 18650 lithium-ion battery that resists burning down homes and cars
Nanotech Energy has announced its 18650 lithium-ion battery utilizing graphene and a proprietary electrolyte. Unlike traditional lithium batteries that catch fire and explode when subject to excessive pressure, charge, or heat, Nanotech batteries remain safe. This innovation will help reduce injuries caused by burning EV cars and electronics. Nanotech Energy has released an innovative 18650 lithium-ion battery. Unlike conventional lithium-ion batteries, the Nanotech battery is built using graphene and a proprietary electrolyte that does not catch fire or explode when stressed. Safer EV cars, e-scooters, power banks, and electronic devices can be made using these batteries.
Lithium batteries power today’s electronics for their high power density, the ability to store a large amount of energy in a small space. Unfortunately, lithium batteries are sensitive to overcharging, pressure, heat, and other stresses. The liquid electrolyte used inside conventional lithium cells is very flammable, and spontaneous fires can start when the separator fails to keep the positive and negative elements apart. When this occurs, Tesla to e-scooter battery fires have injured many while destroying homes and property because lithium fires are nearly impossible to put out by traditional firefighting techniques. For example, one recent Tesla fire took over 36,000 gallons of water over an hour to extinguish thousands of burning cells. To avoid the fate of those who died in NY this year from lithium fires, make sure your house is equipped with working fire alarms (like this at Amazon).
Nanotech Energy lithium-ion batteries are made in America and designed to operate from -40° F to 140° F (-40° C to +60° C). The cells will not catch fire up to 356° F (180° C). Their batteries can be made in various sizes for commercial users. Partner Voltaplex is accepting 18650 pre-orders.
Date: 1Jan,2024