Johnson controls lithium ion battery

Will Johnson Controls make lithium-ion batteries?

Under the agreement, Johnson Controls will collaborate with Toshiba to develop and manufacture lithium-ion batteries at its Holland, MI, plant and pair them with existing lead-acid battery technology as part of dual-battery systems.

What is the Johnson Controls lithium-ion risk prevention system?

Johnson Controls has launched a lithium-ion risk prevention system engineered to provide early-warning detection of battery failure in lithium-ion energy storage systems. The Johnson Controls device monitors for lithium-ion off-gases, which are produced shortly after cell malfunction occurs.

How does Johnson Controls monitor lithium-ion off-gases?

This is best achieved by actively monitoring for Lithium-Ion off-gases, which are produced shortly after cell malfunction occurs. The Johnson Controls Lithium-Ion Risk Prevention System features monitoring and reference sensors that continuously check battery racks for the presence of Lithium-Ion off-gases.

What kind of batteries does Johnson Controls make?

Johnson Controls (www.johnsoncontrols.com) Johnson Controls, Inc. (JCI) is a major manufacturer of lead-acid batteries, mostly for transportation applications. Their product line includes SLI and deep-cycle batteries, the latter usually the types used for material handling (forklifts) and golf carts.

What happened to Johnson Controls batteries?

However, in 2019, Johnson Controls' battery production division, Power Solutions, was sold to Brookfield Business Partners. Under this new ownership, Power Solutions was renamed Clarios, and the production of Kirkland batteries continued.

Can Johnson Controls make a low-voltage battery system eco-friendly?

"We are happy to team with Johnson Controls to advance the potential and application of low-voltage battery systems, and to use our lithium-ion technology to realize an eco-friendlier world," said Fujio Takahashi, general manager of Toshiba Infrastructure Systems & Solutions Corporation.