BSLBATT Battery announced today that it has joined Fronius Perfect Charging’s new partner program “Charger Compatibility”.
The program provides BSLBATT Battery with the tools to pursue new opportunities with Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs). As part of Fronius Charger Compatibility, BSLBATT can showcase its integration with Fronius Charger in a curated network of tested and compatible batteries and charging solutions. BSLBATT’s lithium battery products were iteratively tested and validated by Fronius team of engineers.
“We are delighted to have been selected to join the Fronius Charger Compatibility Program,” said BSLBATT Battery Marketing Director Haley Ning. “We stand alongside several reputable companies, whom we admire, and hope that our association with Fronius Perfect Charging takes our relationships with OEMs to the next level.”
Affiliation with the program will increase BSLBATT’s visibility among leading OEMs in search of solutions that offer electric forklift with best-in-class performance, prolonged battery life and maximum uptime. Through the program, OEMs can view optimized BSLBATT Battery algorithms with Fronius Perfect Charging such as the one developed for BSLBATT’s MH Series products.
“Fronius Perfect Charging offers a unique way for battery and BMS partners like BSLBATT Battery to generate more business by signaling a level of quality and compatibility that OEMs can rely on. Currently, there is no other resource available that offers OEMs a one-stop-shop with this level of curated solutions,” said Fronius Account Manager of Business Development Kai Wan.
To learn more about BSLBATT’s solutions available on Fronius Perfect Charging, visit https://www.lithiumforkliftbattery.com/charger/fronius-charger-compatibility.html.
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