Chris Wayment, EnerSys® Field Sales Enablement Manager, and NexSys® Battery Specialist, to deliver an educational seminar on Monday, March 28th at 3 p.m. E.S.T. in Theater D
EnerSys® , the global provider in stored energy solutions for industrial applications, will deliver an informative seminar at MODEX 2022 on the latest power management tools and advanced battery modeling software to increase operational productivity, performance, and profitability. Featuring “real-world” case studies and insights on the current industry landscape, Chris Wayment, Field Sales Enablement Manager and NexSys® Battery Specialist at EnerSys, will demonstrate how these tools can generate customized, data-driven guidance to right-size a battery and charger fleet for maximum cost savings and throughput. In addition to guiding the selection of batteries and chargers to respond to evolving industry demands and deliver a lower Total Cost of Ownership (TCO), these innovative solutions can also identify operational challenges for performance improvement and enhance vehicle efficiency with data-driven, actionable intelligence. MODEX 2022 will take place from March 28 to 31 at Atlanta’s Georgia World Congress Center in Atlanta, GA.
During the on-floor seminar, Wayment will also explore how virtually maintenance-free Lithium-ion (Li-ion) and Thin Plate Pure Lead (TPPL) battery technologies are transforming warehouse operations by providing lift truck fleet managers with two convenient, high-performing, safe, and sustainable power solutions without the restrictive upkeep requirements of watering, equalizing and battery changing associated with conventional flooded lead-acid batteries. Engineered for light-, medium-, and heavy-duty applications, both battery technologies are optimized for fast- and opportunity-charging, can reduce carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions and water consumption, and when used in conjunction with one another within the same warehouse as a hybrid solution, can help deliver a lower TCO.
“Over the last decade, our industry has seen tremendous growth as newer power management tools, sophisticated, data-driven software and advanced battery chemistries have entered the material handling sector, providing fleet managers with a variety of options to choose from that can boost operational efficiencies and decrease costs,” said Harold Vanasse, Senior Director of Marketing, Motive Power Global at EnerSys. “These changes require the use of data-driven tools to optimize the solution while simplifying the selection. Highlighting examples from ‘real-world’ scenarios that reveal how these solutions have helped facilities enhance their operations, this seminar is intended to provide attendees with an overview of the latest technologies that are available today to ensure they are getting the most from their battery and charger fleet.”
Seminar date, time, location, and program highlights are as follows:
- Monday, March 28th from 3:00 pm – 3:45 pm EDT – Driving Fleet Power Productivity with Data: How Battery Modeling Software and Power Management Tools Can Boost Operational Efficiencies (THEATER D)
- Learn how sophisticated battery modeling software can generate customized data to right-size a battery and charger fleet
- Discover how advanced power management tools can give drivers a live view of their lift truck battery health to avoid costly unplanned downtime associated with premature battery failure from improper maintenance and charging practices
- Explore the benefits and features of the latest battery chemistries including virtually maintenance-free Lithium-ion (Li-ion) and Thin Plate Pure Lead (TPPL) technologies
EnerSys® also welcomes attendees to visit booth B7811 during this year’s show to discover how the company’s suite of power solutions is taking warehouse operations to the “NexSys®” level.
