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Ambri batteries operate at an internal temperature of 500˚ C which is not dependent on ambient temperature.

  • Warm climates? Ambri systems operate at maximum performance level no matter the temperature and require no power hungry air conditioning.
  • And, if you need grid-level storage in the Arctic Region, the cold temperatures will have no effect.
  • Ambri batteries are not explosive, combustive, or subject to thermal runaway.


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