New Product: Alpais BMS - ATEX Certified Solution

 

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Alpais ATEX Battery Monitoring Solutions

ATEX/IECEx Certified Battery Monitoring for Zone 1 & Zone 2 Explosion-proof safety for industrial battery rooms

Why ATEX Battery Monitoring Matters

In hazardous areas such as oil & gas facilities, petrochemical plants, power substations, and UPS battery rooms, the risk of hydrogen release from overcharged batteries can create an explosive atmosphere. To ensure operational safety and compliance, monitoring equipment must be ATEX/IECEx certified and designed for Zone 1 and Zone 2 environments.

ATEX Zone 1

Explosive gas atmosphere likely during normal operation. Requires robust Ex-certified enclosures and accessories.

ATEX Zone 2

Explosive gas atmosphere not likely in normal operation, and if present, only for short periods. Cost-efficient Ex-certified solutions are ufficient.

Alpais ATEX Solutions

Alpais provides dedicated solutions for both Zone 1 and Zone 2 environments, delivering battery monitoring sensors and enclosures designed to meet the highest safety standards. Each solution includes:

Ex-certified enclosures

(compliant with IIC gas group requirements).

Ex e cable glands, lugs

and accessories for safe cabling. Configurable installation options to fit project-specific needs.

Core Monitoring Features

Beyond ATEX compliance, Alpais integrates advanced BMS functions that ensure long-term performance of industrial batteries:

  • Balancing Prevents overcharging and hydrogen release.
  • State of Charge (SoC) & State of Health (SoH) monitoring.
  • Voltage, temperature, and internal resistance trending
  • Alarm and event reporting for predictive maintenance.

Key Benefits of Alpais BMS ATEX Solution

  • Full compliance with ATEX/IECEx standards for Zone 1 and Zone 2.
  • Designed for hazardous industrial environments (oil & gas, energy, petrochemical, UPS battery rooms).
  • Modular and configurable for new installations or renewal projects.
  • Enhanced safety through balancing and predictive monitoring.