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Greens mowers go farther with Lithium Power Pack

February 4th, 2010

What if you could put lithium ion batteries in your electric mower?

That’s what we did for Encinitas Ranch Country — and the results have been very positive. See what Golf Superintendent Kent Graff has to say.

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See us at the Golf Industry Show

January 19th, 2010

GRRReen will be at the Golf Industry Show at the San Diego Convention Center Feb. 10 and 11, 2010.

Our Lithium Power Pack can add power and efficiency to your fleet of golf cars or maintenance vehicles (including electric greens mowers).

Stop by and we’ll show you how we can help you:

Reduce maintenance
Cut your electricity costs
Go farther on every charge

See you in San Diego!

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LPP spoils truck driver’s plan for a short work day

October 13th, 2009

Last month we installed a Lithium Power Pack (LPP) in an electric vehicle at a busy work facility. This was a trial, so that the client could experience the superior energy storage, burst and durability of the Lithium Power Pack, which includes state-of-the-art lithium-ion cells and our proprietary Battery Management System (BMS).

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How to make your utility truck 588 pounds lighter

September 3rd, 2009

Taylor Dunn ET 150 How much can the right battery solution improve your performance?

We’re going to find out — and one fleet manager is going to be very happy. GRRReen technicians today swapped out some lead acid batteries in a Taylor Dunn ET-150 72V Electruck for the Lithium Power Pack from GRRReen.

And they made the truck a lot lighter in the process.

They removed 12 AGM lead-acid battery cells that weighed a total of 770 pounds, and replaced them with one 100 Amp Hour, 72V Lithium Power Pack that weighed only 182 pounds.

After reducing the weight of the vehicle by 588 pounds, it might be necessary to rewrite the spec sheet.

It says here that the RT-150, powered by an electric drivetrain, “can reach speeds of up to 25 miles per hour, while providing over 40 miles in range,” and that it will “carry loads of up to 1,500 pounds.”