Has anyone heard of "icel" batteries or have experience with

[1youngdon]

I saw this at http://www.icelenergy.com 12lb pack stores 1KWhr of energy. Does anyone have any eaperience with this product?

Thanks,

Don

 

[Ypedal]

Interesting find..

Nice fancy website !!! i'll give them that much..

I'd like to know what chemistry and more detailed specs... not much to find on google or their website.. yet

 

[1youngdon]

A friend of mine is an investor who was approached by someone representing these batteries and asked me if I knew anything about them. Maybe I can get one to "determine the investment potential"...

 

[csmarr]

http://www.hybridtechnologies.com/20080225 Hybrid technologies appears to be the maker of the icel batteries. However the capacity is for the "superlattice oxide" (unobtanium?) as far as I can tell.

 

[Link]

Interesting. Sounds a lot like the logic behind the lithium nanowire batts.

 

[madmadscientist]

This is a little late but I had a similar question and hurray for the search function.
I was at an alt energy meeting and the Icel guys had a neat display along with the IBEW.
I did some poking and found this page on a different site.

http://www.icelsystems.com/icelproducts/700s/iCeLprod_700s.html

If you read the chart it looks like these just might be repackaged cordless power tool batteries? I don't know I don't know enough about batteries yet to know if those specs are good. I do notice that the nominal specs are much lower than the 1kWhr per 714 series battery.

Daniel Neumansky
Alameda CA