NPR - Dynavolt - Sodium Batteries

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SODIUM BATTERIES

Safe, efficient and affordable battery technology

The Dynavolt sodium batteries mark a step change in battery technology, offering motorcyclists a safer and more sustainable way to power their rides compared to lithium ion or lead acid batteries.

Well suited for applications requiring prolonged power, sodium batteries ensure a reliable performance, particularly for smaller capacity bikes and scooters in built up and metro areas.

Sodium batteries have a higher thermal stability than lithium ion, meaning they have a lower risk of thermal runaway, causing fire and explosion. They have a wide operating temperature range, suitable for Australian environments.

In terms of longevity, sodium batteries are more environmentally sustainable due to the abundance of sodium and are manufactured with iron-based compounds. This in turn makes them more affordable. Best of all they offer double the lifecycle and 30-50% weight reduction than the comparable lead acid battery.

With a built-in control circuit for voltage balancing and overdischarge protection, the battery includes a voltage detector and has a one year warranty. McLeod Accessories is the exclusive distributors of the Dynavolt Sodium range.

Features

• Safer alternative to lithium as it will not catch fire

• Higher thermal stability than lithium means lower risk of thermal runaway (fire, explosion)

• Suits smaller capacity scooters and motorcycles

• Suited to applications requiring prolonged power and reliable performance

• Environmentally sustainable 30-50% Lighter than comparable lead acid battery

Up to double the lifecycle of comparable lead acid battery

Whilst a sodium specific charger is recommended, sodium batteries can use a smart lithium charger suitable for motorcycle use.

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