Richardson Electronics has partnered with Built-in Energy Companies (IPS), permitting IPS to produce and set up Richardson’s pitch vitality module to prospects in North America.
IPS’ renewables enterprise offers single-source capabilities for fleets working wind generators for the asset lifetime of the machines, engineering restore, exchange and remanufacture to reduce downtime and assist run-time commitments.
Richardson’s ULTRA3000 is a drop-in alternative for lead acid batteries used inside turbine electrical pitch programs.
“Richardson is well-respected within the Renewables sector. This new partnership underscores IPS’s unwavering dedication to constantly deal with our prospects’ necessities and supply efficient options to cut back downtime,” says IPS’ Jason McDonald. “We’re optimistic that this partnership will open avenues for development and facilitate the introduction of our increasing vary of progressive merchandise to the wind turbine market.”
