Maritime Solutions

BOLT ULTRA FOR MARINE VESSELS

The battery revolution extends to industries previously thought to be too unfeasible to electrify, and maritime vessels have long thought to be one of them.  However, New Dynamo’s advanced line of Silicon gel batteries provide the energy density, cyclability and safety profiles to change existing paradigms.  Whether your maritime vessel is fully electrified, a hybrid vessel or in need of uncompromising auxiliary power, our Silicon gel batteries are well-suited for use on cruise ships, ice breakers, ferries, military vessels, tankers, and cargo vessels.  Applications and benefits include:

  • Smoothing engine load by utilizing battery power to avoid inefficient regions of engine operation resulting in the reduction of operating hours and maintenance and improvement of overall engine reliability and robustness;
  • Implementation of clean energy systems such as Azimuth Thruster Pods/electric drive systems;
  • The provision of auxiliary power supply for emergency craft, data recorders, server systems and emergency public announcement systems;
  • The protection of critical onboard functions and processes, such as navigation, communication, bridge equipment, lighting and automation, as well as the provision of auxiliary power for engines and safety systems;
  • The reduction of low load diesel conditions in port, thereby reducing fuel consumption and emissions;
  • The reduction of thermal management systems or active cooling equipment, saving in capex and opex costs;
  • The elimination of gas venting channels and the risk of thermal runaway amongst lithium or lithium ion batteries;

BOLT ULTRA

The Bolt Ultra and Silicon Gel batteries are Green Certified, rapid charging, and completely non-volatile batteries that operate normally, with no impact on performance or life-expectancy from a staggering -40 C(-40F) to 70 C (158F), which offer a clean, reliable, safe and economical power source for traditional charging methods and a wide range of new technologies in the maritime sector