What is a battery cabinet?

Equipped with the HindleHealth System, the Battery Cabinet will keep your battery at the ideal temperature in the most extreme of environments, giving you peace mind. HindlePower's Outdoor Battery Cabinet takes a proactive approach to hydrogen mitigation.

What is an outdoor Battery Cabinet?

HindlePower's Outdoor Battery Cabinet is constructed of extremely durable injected foam panels that achieve a level of thermal performance not previously seen in traditional battery cabinets. Feel confident your batteries will maintain 65°F for outdoor ambient temperatures down to -40°F and 77°F for outdoor ambient temperatures to 122°F.

What is the best material for battery cabinets?

Aluminum is a popular material for battery cabinets due to its superior properties. Ideally, aluminum is known for: Galvanized / Stainless Steel Outdoor Battery Enclosures Stainless steel battery boxes and galvanized steel battery boxes are also common.

What temperature will my outdoor Battery Cabinet maintain?

Feel confident your batteries will maintain 65°F for outdoor ambient temperatures down to -40°F and 77°F for outdoor ambient temperatures to 122°F. Take a look at our 3rd party test data here to view it yourself. HindlePower's Outdoor Battery Cabinet is certified to IBC 2012, CBC 2013, and IEEE 693 to the highest levels.

Is hindlepower outdoor Battery Cabinet certified?

HindlePower's Outdoor Battery Cabinet is certified to IBC 2012, CBC 2013, and IEEE 693 to the highest levels. See our certification document here for more information. Outdoor NEMA 3R modular design easily expands and can accommodate any configuration of batteries and DC power equipment.

How does hindlepower's outdoor battery cabinet work?

HindlePower's Outdoor Battery Cabinet takes a proactive approach to hydrogen mitigation. Rather than using a monitor to alarm when the amount of hydrogen exceeds the lower explosive limit, the Cabinet purges the air based on battery Ah capacity and technology based on the guidelines set forth in IEEE 1635.