According to the company, it has introduced lithium-ion ferro phosphate (LiFePO4) batteries in the market, which are more fire-resistant.
"This breakthrough will further establish Komaki as a trusted brand in the market. We have developed an easy-to-use mobile application which will notify the end users and dealers about the battery health," said
"It will also allow original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) to repair the batteries from a central location. This will avoid unnecessary to and fro of batteries that can lead to transit damage,"
The cells in the LiFePO4 batteries contain iron, making the batteries more safe and secured from fire even in extreme cases, claimed the company.
The number of cells has also been reduced by one-third, which will reduce the cumulative heat generated inside the battery pack.
LiFePO4 has a life cycle of 2500-3000, which is far more as compared to 800 life cycle in
The company had launched the
Komaki said that an active balancing mechanism has been developed and added to the batteries to actively balance the battery cells every few seconds.
"The hardware battery management system (BMS) has now been changed to advanced communication-based protocol, which will read and update the status of the battery every second," the company informed.
The LiFePO4 battery claims to provide a mileage of more than 300 km on a single charge in the
The application developed will substitute analyser machines which cost an approximate Rs 12 - Rs 15 lakh for 12 channels.
"The new Komaki-developed application can analyze 250 batteries at a time with real time updates every second.
Komaki offers nine low-speed models and six high-speed registration models.
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