Open Battery Racks
An open structure for installations prioritising visible batteries, connections and maintenance access.
Accessible layout
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An orderly installation, maintenance access and project-appropriate mechanical structure for your batteries.
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Battery Racks and Cabinets
19-Inch Telecom Battery Cabinets
Cabinets with a 19-inch mounting arrangement for backup batteries in telecom and communications systems. Battery layout, cabling, maintenance access and ventilation are planned together for the project.
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Open Battery Racks
Open racks for orderly battery installation in UPS, rectifier and DC power systems. Structures planned around battery dimensions, count and weight provide convenient access for installation, connection checks and maintenance.
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Indoor Battery Cabinets
Indoor Battery Cabinets provide enclosed, orderly installation of battery banks in UPS and DC power systems. Solutions planned around battery dimensions, system capacity and installation space address maintenance access, cable organisation and ventilation together.
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Stepped Battery Racks
Racks place battery rows on steps rising from front to rear. The stepped arrangement supports inspection and maintenance by improving access to battery tops and connection points.
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Compact Multi-Tier Battery Racks
Multi-tier racks provide vertical battery installation where floor space is limited. A compact structure planned around battery dimensions and weight supports orderly UPS and DC power installations.
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A layout suited to your battery bank
Battery installation in UPS, rectifier and DC power systems must be planned with space, connections and maintenance access. EKA System supports rack and cabinet selection according to battery type, dimensions, cell or block count and site conditions.
External dimensions alone are insufficient for rack or cabinet selection. Total battery weight, connections, cable routes and maintenance clearances must be assessed together.
VRLA lead-acid and Ni-Cd installations follow battery manufacturer recommendations and maintenance requirements. Rack tiers and battery rows use available space efficiently while providing inspection and service access.
PRODUCT TYPES
Rack and cabinet options
From open and stepped racks to compact arrangements, indoor cabinets and custom dimensions, the structure is selected according to project requirements.
Stepped Battery Racks
A stepped arrangement supporting access to connections and maintenance points.
Stepped arrangementCompact Multi-Tier Battery Racks
A multi-tier layout for projects with limited floor space, planned around battery dimensions and service clearances.
Space utilisationIndoor Battery Cabinets
An enclosed cabinet with application-specific cable entries and ventilation.
Enclosed structure19-Inch Telecom Battery Cabinets
A cabinet for compatible battery trays or rack modules, selected after verifying mounting dimensions and load capacity.
Telecom installationCustom Battery Racks and Cabinets
Solutions assessed against available space and battery layout where standard dimensions are insufficient.
Project-specific dimensionsSELECTION CRITERIA
From the battery bank to site conditions
Racks and cabinets are selected by assessing manufacturer installation requirements together with mechanical and electrical project conditions.
| Parameter | Assessment | Selection basis |
|---|---|---|
| Battery layout | Open, stepped, multi-tier or cabinet | Battery dimensions and available space |
| Load capacity | Load per tier and total load | Battery weight and installation arrangement |
| Maintenance access | Terminal, connection and service clearances | Battery type and maintenance requirements |
| Material and finish | Structure suited to environmental conditions | Corrosion and electrolyte conditions |
| Fixing | Floor connections and required anchors | Floor, structure and project loads |
| Ventilation and protection | Arrangement appropriate to battery technology | Indoor/outdoor and temperature conditions |
PROJECT CONFIGURATION
Options planned with the installation
Dimensions and arrangement
Rack tier and row count, enclosure dimensions, cable entries and access direction are assessed against available space.
Finish and fixing
Surface finish and floor fixing are determined by site conditions. Supporting structures and anchors are separately verified for projects with seismic loads.
Ventilation and protection
Cabinet ventilation, temperature management and required protection are assessed with the battery technology.
Monitoring and connections
Space for battery monitoring sensors, connection guards, isolators and DC protection devices can be included in the layout.
FOR YOUR PROJECT
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Share the battery model, cell or block count and available-space dimensions. Together we can assess a suitable rack or cabinet for the project.
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Battery brand and model, quantity, dimensions and weight
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Available space and maintenance-aisle dimensions
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Terminal direction, cable routes and connections
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Mounting floor and any seismic-load requirements
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Indoor/outdoor conditions, finish and ventilation requirements
TECHNICAL QUESTIONS
Frequently asked questions
Should I choose an open rack or a cabinet?
Selection depends on access, space, contact protection and environmental conditions. Cabinet ventilation and maintenance access require separate assessment.
Can the same rack accommodate different battery types?
Battery dimensions, total weight, terminals and maintenance clearances must suit the rack. VRLA and Ni-Cd compatibility is checked against manufacturer installation recommendations.
Can any battery fit in a 19-inch cabinet?
The 19-inch dimension alone is insufficient. Battery or module dimensions, trays, load capacity, connection access and ventilation must be verified together.
What information is needed for a custom solution?
Battery model and quantity, dimensions and weight, available space, mounting conditions and maintenance access are needed to assess the installation.