C & D Technologies – The Company You Can Trust for Smart Energy Solutions
History About C & D Technologies:
C & D Technologies makes some of the finest power storage and conversion systems on the planet. C & D Technologies started in 1906 with Frank Carlile and Leon Doughty. Both these men saw a future where new technology of electricity would power the nation into a new century. They were able to stun their teachers when they successfully bid and won the contract to electrify their own school. During the Second World War, the business grew by developing industrial batteries, the company expanded into battery systems for the burgeoning communications industry. Frank and Leon were focused on to instruct subsequent generations to recognize and seize opportunity. Today they are focused on the industrial power systems market with state-of-the–state art manufacturing, engineering, and research facilities across the countries.
The company is also focused on power integration by offering products that can monitor and rectify AC to DC current to power the switches and other equipment as well as provide backup battery power package. The company offers services for the following markets telecom, UPS, energy & infrastructure, the government and engine starting. They have over 100 years in serving customers that have relied on C & Ds services and batteries. The telecom applications the company offers are fixed-wire-line, wireless, broadband, customer premise/PBX, microwave, DSL, and fiber distribution. They also offer a complete line of sales, service, 10 & 20 year value regulated lead acid and a 20 year vented lead acid batteries, C & Ds VRLA batteries, both front and top access. The UPS battery systems support data centers, computer rooms, bank and financial system, network operations centers, internet hosting site, industrial processing and control and medical/emergency applications. For the government section, the company provides integrated Batter & Power systems. They are a providing a backup power and smart energy solutions for government critical information infrastructure at sea.
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