Welcome to Energy Technologies' Site.

Energy Technologies, Inc. (ETI) power site covering rugged, high-reliability global UPS, Generators, Inverters, Battery Backup, Power Conditioning, Frequency Conversion, Power Distribution, Power Generation and Computer Peripherals that are the Standard used by defense, industrial and telecommunications experts worldwide. Through continuous updating and additions, we expect this site to be educational and informative on the subject of high reliability applications and the associated power conditioning and computer peripheral requirements. 

Summary of Energy Technologies

Energy Technologies’ (ETI) products are the Standard in rugged, high-reliability power conditioning and computer peripherals for military, industrial, medical and telecommunications sectors. ETI’s products include:

Our customer list includes:

More information can be found on the Company Information page.

New Products and Features

TacticalSolar™ and TacticalECU™ lines introduced

ETI has further expanded its popular TacticalPower^® line, now offers the most complete line of deployable solar power equipment for use in the field by today's Warfighter overseas as well as the First Responders here in the Homeland. Developed for rapid deployment, the TacticalSolar product line includes both fixed and flexible solar panels, solar charge controllers, battery modules and solar UPS systems. Units can be used to charge batteries in computers and communications gear and/or to operate the equipment directly. AC output voltages are also available. Most of these units are integrated into self contained briefcases and transit cases providing protection for the equipments as well as quick setup in as little as two minutes operating from solar panels as well as from military or emergency vehicles. More details can be found at the website for TacticalSolar.

With wide temperature ranges impacting the operation and performance of computers and communications gear in the field, ETI now offers cooling and heating solutions. Available in portable transit cases or in fixed mount units (trailer/vehicle mount), these rugged Environmental Control Units (ECU) provide air conditioning that allows use of COTS gear in harsh environments. Besides flexibility and high reliability, these ECUs also offer optional intelligent features of local and/or remote monitoring and control of the ECU units and the user's supported equipment. User intelligent interfaces include SNMP and HTTP. More details can be found at the website for TacticalECU.

TacticalGenerator^® and TacticalPowerPlant™ lines expanded

In response to the requests of our customers, ETI has expanded its line of deployable JP-8/JP-5/diesel fueled power generating equipment for use by the Warfighter overseas as well as in Homeland Security. ETI offers the only Generators that can produce Computer Grade or Medical Grade Power at  DC, 50, 60 and 400 Hz power from one unit. This means one part number can be used in multiple applications around the world. Building upon this Generator technology, the TacticalPowerPlant goes further providing a total power solution. It has the ability to accept energy from any AC source, DC from vehicles and external fuel sources, to deliver continuous Uninterrupted Power to the critical loads under all circumstances.  Intelligent automated monitoring and control allows unattended operation. ETI also offers a Stealth version of the TacticalGenerator and TacticalPowerPlant. A specially designed transit case allows these units to be operated with the covers closed, further reducing the overall noise level and heat signature. More details can be found at the website for TacticalGenerators.

ExtremeUPS™ line of UPS and Power Conditioners Handle both High and Low Temperature Environments and Harsh Loads

These temperature hardened products are in service around the country in unconditioned hostile environments. Most commercial UPS and Power Conditioning products are designed for controlled environments as found in computer rooms. The best of these have operating ratings of 0ºC to +40ºC (32ºF to +104ºF). However, in uncontrolled environments such as outdoor applications, those competing units typically fail due to temperature. Utilizing our certified environmental test chamber, ETI has designed and qualified the ExtremeUPS line  to operating temperatures of -40ºC to +65ºC (-40ºF to +149ºF). 

Power Conditioner/PDU/UPS Series for FAA with Intelligent SNMP and Manual Controls

The ETI0001-1473AA is specifically designed for FAA rack systems providing high reliability, direct replacement for previous 120 VAC power conditioning and power distribution equipment. The ETI0001-1473AA does not require a separate PDU since the PDU functions are already integrated into the power conditioning module. This saves rack space, cabling and expense while improving overall reliability. The unit also has redundant/conditioned DC outputs. The ETI0001-1473AA can be easily upgraded to a UPS with the addition of its companion battery module. The  ETI0001-1473A also provides backward compatibility for the 208 VAC version. The ETI0001-1473B version also provides backward compatibility for the 208 VAC version, but without needing the separate transformer module of the older equipment.

News

ETI Awarded $1 Million Grant to Develop Fuel Cell Replacement for Generators

ETI Opens New Research & Development Facility

Points Worth Noting

Upcoming Trade Shows

ETI will be exhibiting in the following upcoming trade shows:

May 4-8, 2008: Armor Warfighting Conference 2008, Ft Knox, KY
   Theme: "Forging the Thunderbolt in an Age of Persistent Conflict"
May 13-14, 2008: Ohio Fuel Cell Symposium 2008, Akron, OH
May 20-22, 2008: Special Operations Command (USSOCOM) SOF Week and APBI, Tampa, FL
June 3-5, 2008: SpecOps West: Warfighter Symposium and Expo, Tacoma, WA
   Theme: "Preparing SOF for Future Challenges"
June 17-19, 2008: Joint Warfighting Conference (formerly East/Transformation), Virginia Beach, VA
   Theme: "Global Engagement: What Should DoD's Role Be in the 21st Century?"
August 12-13, 2008: AFCEA NC Chapter Conference 2008, Fayetteville, NC
August 19-21, 2008: AFCEA LandWarNet Conference 2008, Ft. Lauderdale, FL
   Theme: "Providing and Enabling Joint Generating/Operating Force Network Capabilities"
September 14-18, 2008: INTELEC 2008, San Diego, CA
September 16-17, 2008: Joint C4ISR Symposium 2008, Atlantic City, NJ
September 30-October 2, 2008: Modern Day Marine 2008, Quantico, VA
October 6-8, 2008: AUSA Annual Meeting and Exhibition, Washington, DC
October 7-9, 2008: AFCEA C4I Systems Technology Exhibition, Fort Huachuca, AZ
November 4-6, 2008: AFCEA TechNet Asia-Pacific 2008, Honolulu. HI
November 17-19, 2008: AFCEA MILCOM (Military Communications) 2008, San Diego, CA
   Theme: "Assuring Mission Success"
November 18-20, 2008: SpecOps East: Warfighter Symposium and Expo, Fayetteville, NC
   Theme: "Preparing SOF for Future Challenges"
January 14-15, 2009: Marine West 2009, Camp Pendleton, CA
February 10-12 2009: AFCEA / Naval Institute West 2009, San Diego, CA
February 25-27, 2009: AUSA Winter Symposium and Exhibition Ft. Lauderdale, FL
March 4-5, 2009: TechNet Tampa 2009, Tampa, FL
March 10-12, 2009: Naval Expeditionary Force (NavExFor) 2009, Virginia Beach, VA
May 19-21, 2009: Force Protection Equipment Demonstration, Stafford, VA
TBD 2009: ComDef (Common Defense) West 2009 Conference, San Diego, CA
TBD 2009: Marine South 2009, Camp Lejeune, NC
TBD 2009: Military & Aerospace Electronics Forum, San Diego, CA
TBD 2009: Firehouse World Exposition & Conference, San Diego, CA
TBD 2009: AFCEA C4ISR Challenge, San Diego, CA
TBD 2009: Joint Service Power Expo
 

Rugged, Not Ruggedized
(Subtitled, "Not all COTS Products are Created Equal")

Most products sold in the rugged market start out as desktop or consumer products (Commercial Off The Shelf otherwise known as COTS). These vendors will attempt to "ruggedize" their product to compete in the rugged market. These ruggedized COTS products usually fail due to either temperature, mechanical shock or vibration requirements since they were not designed to withstand these extremes!

ETI's products start out rugged whether for COTS or full MilSpec applications. They are designed to and meet Military Environmental Standards. ETI's products have successfully passed these tests numerous times including Mil STDs 167-1, 810, 901D plus surviving the vehicle mounted endurance tests in the notorious Belgium Block and the explosive charges in the Barge tests.

Not the Least Expensive, But the Lowest Total Ownership Cost (TOC)

In making product evaluations today, the wise decision makers base their conclusions using Total Ownership Cost or TOC. Considering all factors, ETIs products have the lowest TOC due to their overall performance and reliability. Besides the initial product cost, areas to consider are Installation, Training, Maintenance, Spares and Uptime. Products such as the ETI0001-N5 series integrate features that reduce the overall space and installation costs. Defense services and support contractors are already experienced with ETI€™s design and the products operation. Manpower is a very significant factor in TOC. Very high reliability means minimal maintenance, which results in minimal manpower requirements. Once the ETI units are installed, they require very little or no preventative maintenance to keep them operational over the years. Very high reliability means a negligible spare parts requirement. If spares are desired, one set per site would be more than adequate for years of operation. Very high reliability means maximum operational uptime. Since failures usually interrupt operations at the most crucial times and since UPS or PDU reliability impacts multiple downstream loads, minimizing failures or downtime is imperative. ETI has field proven very high reliability and uptime. The Mean Time Between Failure (MTBF) exceeds 250,000 hours and the Mean Time To Repair (MTTR) is less than one half hour on most of ETI's products!

GSA Schedule For Most Products Plus VISA/MasterCard/Discover Card

Energy Technologies has been awarded GSA Schedule Contract GS-07F-9485G valid through February, 2012. For more details, refer to the GSA Page on this site. To further simplify procurement, ETI is now set up to accept Government IMPAC Cards, VISA, MasterCard and Discover Card.

The Tool Bars at the top and bottom of each page can quickly take you to the main sections of this site including:

We hope you find our site helpful and informative. We will be constantly adding more information to all sections to increase the usefulness of the site, so come back again. If you would like to search for a specific topic by key word, you can go to our Search Page.

Please feel free to go to the Feedback page or email us (below) with your comments and suggestions. If you want an overview to this site, link to the Site Table of Contents. Thank you for visiting us.

Contact Information

Telephone

419.522.4444

FAX

419.522.4466

Postal address

Energy Technologies, Inc.
Rugged Power <> Global Solutions
219 Park Avenue East
Mansfield, OH 44902-1845 USA

Electronic mail

Sales: sales@ruggedsystems.com