FCCP

2009 International Fire Code

"608.3 Thermal runaway.

VRLA and lithium metal polymer battery systems shall be provided with a listed device or other approved method to preclude, detect and control thermal runaway."

With the FCCP Float Current Charging Probe, Telecom maintenance crews can monitor VRLA battery aging and detect early signs of thermal runaway long before damage begins.  Telecom managers can count on more efficient site maintenance, increased power backup reliability and less downtime.  What's more, the FCCP installs easily, without opening battery strings and it can be integrated permanently into any critical locations: cabinets, remote sites, customer premises, COs and more.

Increased site security

Catch early signs of battery rupture due to thermal runaway and other battery problems.

Reduced installation time

The FCCP can be rack, flat or wall-mounted.  Non-intrusive, step-by-step procedures guarantee effortless installation

Increased backup power reliability

With continuous battery performance monitoring, count on backup power when you need it most.

Smarter decision-making

Engineering and forecasting groups can use logs for trending and analysis.  The result: more accurate budgeting and replacement decisions.