Natron builds its batteries using commodity materials on existing cell manufacturing lines. Natron’s batteries are UL 1973 recognized, offer higher power density, faster recharge, and significantly longer cycle life than incumbent technologies. Natron Energy manufactures battery products based on a unique Prussian blue chemistry for a wide variety of energy storage applications ranging from critical backup power systems to EV fast charging and behind-the-meter applications. “We are the first commercial datacenter to incorporate Natron Energy’s sodium-ion battery in our production environment and we look forward to working with Natron Energy as they introduce new batteries and capabilities to the datacenter market.” “H5 Data Centers has worked closely with Forced Physics DCT hosting their HPC suite in our Phoenix Datacenter,” said Carlos Olivar, H5 Data Centers Vice President. We are also pleased to share a common goal of sustainability.” Combined with the Natron battery, our system can achieve Power Usage Effectiveness (PUE) ratings never seen within the datacenter community. “The very wide operating temperature range and high peak power capacity of Natron’s batteries are a perfect match for datacenter operations utilizing JouleForce cooling technology.
“Natron’s sodium-ion battery enables us to ensure our HPC workloads remain active as the datacenter transitions to back-up power without the need for a complex UPS system or electrical infrastructure,” said Scott Davis, Forced Physics DCT CEO. “Our battery’s unique characteristics of extremely high peak-power, wide operating temperature range, rapid charge/discharge, high cycle count, long life, safety, and sustainability are well suited to the demands of the Forced Physics DCT HPC platform.” “We at Natron are delighted to be an integral part of this HPC demonstration project with Forced Physics DCT and H5 Data Centers, as the increasing demands of new IT workloads have surpassed the capacity of existing lead and lithium batteries to safely provide backup power matching these new peak demands,” said Jack Pouchet, Vice President Sales of Natron Energy.
Natron’s batteries provide the 48V DC bridging and peak power capacity required to ensure Forced Physics’ OCP Rack platform transfers smoothly to generator power in the H5 Data Centers Phoenix facility, a datacenter where the backup generators can carry the full load within fifteen seconds. SANTA CLARA, Calif., ApNatron Energy, developer of sodium-ion batteries using Prussian Blue chemistry has deployed their BlueTray4000 battery with Forced Physics DCT within their High-Performance Compute platform enabling uninterrupted performance and ride-through backup power.
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