Grid interruption
Keep network equipment online through outages, unstable utility power, or generator transfer.
Remote network uptime in extreme cold
Custom low-temperature LiFePO4 backup power for outdoor telecom cabinets, broadband access points, 5G small cells, PoE switches, and unattended infrastructure.
Keep network equipment online through outages, unstable utility power, or generator transfer.
Avoid a heater warm-up delay when the site needs immediate discharge and winter charging.
Reduce cold-related battery replacements and emergency visits to hard-to-reach sites.
DC backup for radios, switches, controllers, cooling, and cabinet monitoring.
Runtime for remote fiber, fixed-wireless, and last-mile access equipment.
Cold-weather battery support for compact base stations and edge network equipment.
Backup for PoE switches and the connected cameras, access points, or sensors.
One battery system for cameras, routers, recorders, and communication modules.
Low-temperature LiFePO4
Wiltson packs retain at least 90% discharge capacity and support up to 3C discharge at -40°C. At -30°C they charge directly in 2 hours, while a heated pack needs about 5 hours of warm-up plus 2 hours of charging.
See the broader outdoor battery backup power supply guide for 12V, 120V, UPS, enclosure, and OEM options.
≥90%
capacity at -40°C
2 hrs
charge at -30°C
3C
discharge at -40°C
| Parameter | Project input |
|---|---|
| Load profile | Continuous watts, startup current, peak current, and duty cycle |
| System voltage | 12V, 24V, 48V, or a project-specific DC bus |
| Required autonomy | Backup hours or days after grid or solar input is lost |
| Temperature | Minimum charging and discharging temperature at the enclosure |
| Charging source | Grid charger, rectifier, solar controller, or hybrid input |
| Mechanical limits | Cabinet space, mounting, connectors, cable routing, and target IP rating |
| Communications | Optional CAN, RS485, UART, Bluetooth, alarms, or dry contacts |
Send the access-point and network-equipment voltage, normal and peak power, required backup time, minimum site temperature, charging source, available enclosure space, connector requirements, and expected quantity.
The best solution matches the DC bus, peak radio load, autonomy target, charging source, cabinet environment, remote monitoring, and service strategy. Low-temperature LiFePO4 is useful where standard batteries cannot charge reliably or deliver startup current in winter.
Yes. Wiltson can customize pack dimensions, mounting, cable direction, connectors, BMS, and communications around the available cabinet space. Thermal and ingress-protection requirements must be checked at system level.
Yes, when the battery and power conversion are sized for the combined continuous load, PoE budget, startup peaks, required runtime, and system voltage.
We will match voltage, capacity, BMS, enclosure, connectors, communications, and charging settings to the field installation.
Submit your requirements and our engineering team will respond within 24 hours.