UL 1973: Safety Standard for Batteries for Use in Stationary and Motive Auxiliary Power Applications
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Free for IESA Members.
Welcome to the UL 1973: Safety Standard for Batteries for Use in Stationary and Motive Auxiliary Power Application Course
Course Overview
The transportation and energy ecosystems have undergone a dynamic transition globally with a paradigm shift from lead-acid to lithium-ion batteries. This shift to batteries with high capacity demands effective Energy Storage Systems.
Battery Energy Storage Systems help creates better efficiency, increased stability, and capacity for the grid by saving energy for later use. As we scale up the production and usage of energy storage systems, it is critical to establish, understand and follow standards and safety precautions to avoid future predicaments.
Objectives
- What is UL 1973?
- Scope
- Products Covered
- Construction and Requirements
- Testing
- Challenges to certification
Speaker
- LaTanya Schwalb - Principal Engineer, Energy Storage, UL Solutions
Duration: ~1 hour 10min
This Program is Good for
- Battery Manufacturers
- Battery Consultants
- Engineers, Technicians, Designers, and Quality Management Professionals from
- Stationary Energy Storage Systems
- Battery Management Systems
- ESS Start-ups
- E-mobility enthusiasts
- Teaching professionals and engineering students
About Masterclass Sereies:
- UL 2271: Safety Standard for Batteries for use in LEV
- UL 9540: Safety Standard for Energy Storage Systems and Equipment
- UL 9540A: Standard for Test Method for Evaluating Thermal Runaway Fire Propagation in Battery Energy Storage Systems
- UL 1974: Standard for Repurposing of Batteries
- UL 2580: Safety Standard for Batteries for use in Electric Vehicles
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