Why Lithium-Ion UPS Batteries are a Better Long-Term ...

The Drawbacks to Lead-Acid UPS Batteries

Most UPS systems contain either sealed lead-acid batteries (also referred to as SLA batteries) or lithium-ion batteries. Although they are inexpensive, SLA batteries have several limitations. Typically, SLA batteries are heavier, require more technician time to maintain, and require more frequent replacement than lithium-ion UPS battery options.

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Why Choose a Lithium-Ion UPS Battery?

Although lithium-ion UPS systems have been around for decades, most people have been hesitant to choose this option because they were more expensive. With the onset of advanced battery technology, lithium-ion UPS systems have become much more attractive due to reduced pricing that rivals most standard, lead-acid battery UPS systems.

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Select UPS systems feature a state-of-the-art lithium iron phosphate (LiFePO4) internal battery with longer life, more cycles and faster recharge rates. This battery more than doubles the service life of an equivalent lead-acid battery, and offers up to three times more charge/discharge cycles. It recharges to 100-percent capacity in less than two hours, making the lithium-ion UPS system an ideal battery backup solution in case of a power outage.

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