• • • BATTERIES AND CHARGERS • • •
Portable power innovator Cell Pack Solutions chooses Mascot chargers for
quality, performance and reliability Mascot’s Blueline chargers, with their three-step profile, extensive built-in protection, and high output ratings, are perfect for Cell Pack Solutions’ Tracer Power industrial lithium battery range
ithium batteries have revolutionised portable power, delivering high-energy density, lower weight than alternatives such as lead acid and nickel cadmium, long cycle life, low self-discharge and high efficiency. With these qualities, lithium batteries are improving the performance and usability of equipment for activities within media production, security, construction, medical and live events. These are key markets that battery innovator and Mascot customer Tracer Power is serving, with the help of Mascot’s high-quality chargers to maximise performance and safety.
L Efficient portable power for
industrial applications Cell Pack Solutions has over 25 years of experience of producing purpose-designed batteries that leverage advanced technologies and meet high-quality standards. The company’s Tracer Power brand produces battery packs and accessories that deliver the performance advantages of lithium with ruggedness and reliability meeting the needs of demanding professional users. Tracer Power customers include film and TV sound mixers, who need to power equipment such
as large multi-channel sound carts that handle audio recording on production sets. As these units become increasingly numerous and power-hungry to meet modern production demands, the lightweight LiFePO4 batteries ensure portability while packing enough energy to power the entire sound cart for several hours at a time. Being UN 38.3 certified, the packs are suitable for international shipping, which helps when organising overseas shoots.
The range also offers lithium-polymer (Li-Po) batteries that are a popular choice for stage lighting, props and costume lighting, where
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