Author: Cleantron

Telit, a global enabler of the Internet of Things (IoT), today announced the partnership with Cleantron that provides a turnkey, end-to-end solution for optimizing the performance and cycle-life of Cleantron’s battery packs.

Cleantron’s new connected battery pack solution provides remote monitoring of the battery’s health and use including temperature, voltage, current and state of charge data, critical for maximizing performance and cycle-life. Users also can track each battery’s location, providing additional key insights into the status of high-value mobile/portable assets such as medical equipment, Industry 4.0 equipment and light electric vehicles.

Cleantron will initially use the Telit solutions for its P4 Battery Pack range, designed for use in Light Electric Vehicles and Industrial Applications, with the potential for expanding them across its entire portfolio.

For more info see: Telit-Cleantron Press Release

In Australia, the Cleantron powered Stella Era Solar Car from Eindhoven University, has won the Bridgestone World Solar Challenge 2019. The race started from Darwin and took 3022 km through the outback of Australia. The car is solar powered and offers space for 5 adults.

For the fourth time the TU Eindhoven presents a solar car called Stella. Like its predecessors, the Stella Era – equipped with a Battery System from Cleantron- will be used for the World Solar Challenge in Australia.

In this race, the Era will compete for a distance of 3,022 km in the Cruiser class. The Era is a true four-door, which offers plenty of interior space.

The promised performance of this electric solar racing weapon is also impressive. The huge solar panels on the roof would deliver enough energy to cover a whopping 1,800 km under ideal conditions. With four passengers 1,200 km are to be covered.

Cleantron will be the main partner for the engineering and the building of the BatteryPack for the 2019 Solarcar. The Solarcar that will be unveiled in July 2019.
The Solarteam Eindhoven (see Solarteam Eindhoven University) has access to the know-how at Cleantron and the freedom to be real innovative. Free from preconceptions an energy neutral, stunning, Solar Car will be designed. The belief is that by using the largest infinite source of energy; our Sun, we can make mobility not about energy consumption, but about facilitating energy abundance. The Team 2019 consists of 27 passionate students, backed up by more than 60 alumni.