Eaton introduces battery pack vent valve for EVs
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(Courtesy of Eaton)
Power management company Eaton’s eMobility business has introduced a single-stage vent valve for EV batteries. The valve acts as an over-pressure relief for the vehicle’s pack.
The valve’s resealing technology allows customers to specify very low opening pressures and testing for 100% functionality compared with the conventional burst-valve technology commonly used in the market at the moment.
Eaton says the valve features an easily assembled quick-connect technology, reducing complexity for battery pack manufacturers while ensuring a robust connection that stays in place.
It plans to add new technologies to its battery safety products, including a dual-stage valve that incorporates all the features of the single-stage version as well as humidity management solutions for the inside of EV battery packs.
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