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Eternity Technologies Unveils QUASAR Carbon Nano Flooded Deep Cycle Bloc Battery

This innovative technology sets new standards for performance, reliability, and sustainability

SME News Service

Eternity Technologies has announced the latest addition to their QUASAR product line – the Carbon Nano Flooded Deep Cycle Bloc battery. The technology sets new standards for performance, reliability, and sustainability, reaffirming the company's commitment to pushing the boundaries of battery technology.

Designed for a wide range of applications, such as golf carts, access platforms, cleaning machines and marine applications the QUASAR flooded bloc is also suitable for solar and reserve power applications, making this the perfect option for your deep cycle battery requirements.

The New QUASAR Flooded range will be available in 6V, 8V and 12V options.

Leveraging state-of-the-art Carbon Nano Tube Technology (CNT), this battery offers ultra energy efficiency due to low resistance, increased cycle life, and improved overall performance. This proven technology is suitable for opportunity charging and extreme temperature variants.

Eternity Technologies continues to offer eco-friendly solutions with an unmatched recycling rate, and the QUASAR flooded battery aligns seamlessly with their dedication to sustainability and a truly circular economy.

“We are thrilled to introduce the QUASAR Carbon Nano Flooded Deep Cycle Bloc battery as the latest addition to our QUASAR family," David Chambers, Vice President Global Sales - Blocs at Eternity Technologies. "This cutting-edge technology exemplifies our commitment to providing innovative, sustainable, and high-performance battery solutions.”

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