Active Battery Management in the West

Utah is certainly one of the most beautiful states in the country with a wide array of climates and ecosystems. From the desert to the mountains, the geography of the state makes managing remote sites a challenge. Telcos need to invest in remote management equipment that can help them handle the elements and provide better connectivity. 

Servato will be present with several channel partners who share our commitment to great service.

• See Servato's line of hardware appliances, the Smart Power Systems
• Take a look at ActiView, our Battery Management Software
• Learn about the latest advances in our leading-edge technology

Big Data for Batteries in the Northwest

The annual ITA Showcase, sponsored by the Washington Independent Telephone Association (WITA) and the Oregon Telecommunications Association (OTA) is a great event every year. Servato has been in attendance the last few, and we are just as excited as in the past.  

Servato will be present with several channel partners who share our commitment to great service.

• See Servato's line of hardware appliances, the Smart Power Systems
• Take a look at ActiView, our Battery Management Software
• Learn about the latest advances in our leading-edge technology

Bringing Advanced Reliability to The Hawkeye State

Iowa is home to more independent communications companies than most states, and the thriving community is always looking for new technology. Servato is excited to make its first trip to the ICA Annual Meeting & Expo in March.

Servato will be present with several channel partners who share our commitment to great service.

• See Servato's line of hardware appliances, the Smart Power Systems
• Take a look at ActiView, our Battery Management Software
• Learn about the latest advances in our leading-edge technology

Our Hometown Community

As a New Orleans based company Servato is proud to participate in the LTA's Annual Convention this year.  We are working with telecommunicaitons providers large and small here in Louisiana, and the company believes it is important to always strengthen the community at home. 

Servato will be present with several channel partners who share our commitment to great service.

• See Servato's line of hardware appliances, the Smart Power Systems
• Take a look at ActiView, our Battery Management Software
• Learn about the latest advances in our leading-edge technology

Committed to Telcos Large and Small

Servato aims to serve rural telecom and improve the reliability of communications services for all Americans. The Georgia Telephone Association hosts its annual Vendor Showcase at the Marriott Macon City in Macon, GA. The show is primarily for Georgia's many independent telelephone companies and broadband providers who support small towns across the state.

Servato will be present with several channel partners who share our commitment to great service.

• See Servato's line of hardware appliances, the Smart Power Systems
• Take a look at ActiView, our Battery Management Software
• Learn about the latest advances in our leading-edge technology

Free eBook: Adaptive Charging Allows us to Double VRLA Battery Life

In August 2016 Servato Business Development Manager Alex Rawitz presented the principles of Adaptive Charging at the Battery Power conference in Denver, CO. 

The eBook, based on the presentation, describes: 

• The shortcomings of continuous float charging
• Principles of Adaptive Charging and how Servato's hardware and software administers this charging regimen in the field automatically
• Case studies that demonstrate the power of Adaptive Charging to extend battery life, improve battery State-of-Health insight and reduce costs of maintenance.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:

Last week Servato attended Battery Power 2016 where Business Development Manager Alex Rawitz presented on Servato's Adaptive Charging. The presentation described:

• Shortcomings with continuously float charging standby batteries including premature battery failure
• Failures of intermittent and periodic charging to improve on continuous float charging
• Adaptive Charging - Servato's unique charging regimen for extending battery life, reducing maintenance costs, and improving reliability
• Case studies in which Servato appliances and software have extended battery life, detected deteriorating batteries and found other equipment issues.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:

Servato’s Alex Rawitz to Present Active Battery Management Solutions at Battery Power 2016

Discussion to Highlight Best Practices for Power Reliability

NEW ORLEANS and DENVER – August 3, 2016 – Servato Corp., a leading provider of energy management solutions announced today that Business Development Manager, Alex Rawitz, will present a session on Adaptive Charging at Battery Power 2016. The talk promises to shed light on the need for active battery management to better support the demands of mission critical services, particularly in telecommunications networks. 

The session, Adaptive Charging, a Further Development of Intermittent Float for Charge Maintenance of VRLA Batteries in Telecommunications Standby Systems, will detail the ongoing development of Servato’s unique adaptive charging solution and the benefits associated with the method compared to conventional float charging. Mr. Rawitz will also highlight case studies whereby Servato’s unique procedure for testing and charging batteries has detected battery and other equipment issues.

Servato CEO and Chairman Chris Mangum Writes for ISE Magazine

"Batteries are the foundation for backup power across the telecommunications industry. However, despite the growing investment in expanding bandwidth and coverage, backup power has not enjoyed the same attention. As the Internet of Things expands (Cisco predicts 50 billion connected devices by 2020), telecommunications companies must ensure not just connectivity to PCs and phones but to billions of devices from home appliances to industrial equipment and public safety assets. With this proliferation of new devices, many of which will deliver critical services to individuals and businesses, the impact of service outages grows exponentially."