Corona,Ca – U.S. Battery’s Essential Li® US24GC2 deep-cycle battery received a 2025 Vision Award in the main category of Power & Renewable Energy from FacilitiesNet. The annual Vision Awards recognize the best products in the facilities industry, covering eight main and four bonus categories of top product manufacturers contributing to efficient, profitable operations, and management of institutional and commercial buildings in the United States.
U.S. Battery’s Essential Li® US24GC2 is a Lithium Iron Phosphate (LFP) Prismatic cell design that delivers long-lasting power to equipment, commonly used in the facilities industry. The battery is maintenance-free, engineered for opportunity charges, and can reach a full charge in as little as three hours.
Key Features of the Essential Li® US 24VGC2 include:
- Maintenance-Free Operation: Simplifies upkeep and reduces overall maintenance costs.
- 67 Amp-Hour Capacity: Offers reliable, long-lasting power. That delivers a potential 30-percent increase in runtime compared to traditional batteries.
- UL2271 Certified: The pack is UL certified for use in Light Electric Vehicles (LEVS).
- IP67-Rated Construction: Protects against damage from outside dirt and moisture.
- Sophisticated Battery Management System (BMS): Ensures accurate State of Charge, cell balancing, and enhanced fault detection and handling for optimal performance.
- Built-in CAN-bus Connectors: Automotive grade connections allow manufacturers to integrate the battery with devices such as motor controllers and chargers to communicate battery status.
“U.S. Battery is proud to win this award as it showcases our continued commitment to the markets we serve, by providing innovative, efficient, and reliable power that is used in a variety of facility equipment,” says Mike Wallace, U.S. Battery VP of Marketing.
According to the Editor-in-Chief of Facility Market, Dan Weltin, the winners demonstrate the innovation happening in the facility management industry. With more than 175 submissions, a panel of judges, comprising winners of the FacilitiesNet Facility Champion Awards, members of building operating management, and prestigious facility managers, along with editorial advisory boards, selected the winners for 2025.