Safe charging of lithium-ion batteries: all in one brochure

Does your organisation work with lithium-ion batteries? For example, for e-bikes, delivery bikes, tools or internal transport? Then you want to be able to store and charge those batteries safely. But which battery safe is right for your situation?

In the Batteryguard brochure, we have brought together the most important information in one clear overview. This gives you one practical document to help you explore the options, compare different solutions and share information with colleagues.

How do you set up safe battery charging properly?

Safe charging is not just about choosing a battery safe. The type of battery, the number of batteries, the available power connection and the way you want to charge them all play a role.

The selection guide in the brochure clearly sets out these points for you. In four steps, you gain insight into which Batteryguard best suits your situation.

All Batteryguard models in one place

From just a few batteries to larger numbers: not every organisation has the same charging needs. That is why it is useful to be able to compare the different Batteryguard battery safes side by side.

In the brochure, you can see the different sizes and versions in one overview: from a compact model with 2 sockets to large double-door versions with 20 sockets. There is also an extra-deep battery safe for larger batteries

More information about smart charging with ElectrIQ

The more batteries you want to charge at the same time, the more important it is to use the available power efficiently.

That is where ElectrIQ comes in. Batteryguard’s smart charging system distributes the available power across the sockets and helps prevent overloading. Depending on your situation, you can choose continuous charging, switched charging or a combination of both.

We explain the different options in detail, so you can see which charging method suits you best.

A useful reference guide for your organisation

Buying a battery safe is often not a decision you make on your own. You may want to discuss the options with a colleague, your health and safety manager, facilities manager or management team. Budget may also need to be approved first.

With the brochure, you have the most important information in one document. You can save it, share it internally or use it as part of a proposal for a safe charging solution.

Alongside the selection guide and all models, you will also find information about regulations, certification, safe charging and the experiences of other organisations.

Need personal advice?

Not sure which Batteryguard is right for you? Our product specialists will be happy to help you make the right choice.