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Beyond Batteries — AI Briefing

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Overview

Beyond Batteries is a UK-based manufacturer and specialist in advanced energy storage technologies for leisure, marine, and industrial off-grid applications. The company designs, assembles, repairs, and refurbishes lithium (LiFePO₄) and sodium-ion battery systems at its workshops in Falmer, Brighton, working with UK partners to reduce reliance on overseas supply chains.

Technology

Lithium Iron Phosphate (LiFePO₄)

  • Safe, stable chemistry with long cycle life
  • Ideal for leisure/campervan, marine, and solar storage
  • Smart BMS with low-temperature charge protection

Sodium-Ion (Na-ion)

  • Non-lithium, cobalt-free; uses abundant materials
  • Reliable operation in sub-zero environments (down to −30 °C)
  • Manufactured and tested in the UK

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Applications

  • Leisure & Campervans — lightweight, high-capacity off-grid power
  • Marine & Boating — vibration-resistant, corrosion-safe systems
  • Industrial & Commercial — backup and solar-integrated banks
  • Low-Temperature Environments — sodium-ion for below-freezing use

Sustainability & Circularity

  • Local assembly and refurbishment
  • Reduced transport emissions via UK-based manufacturing
  • Repair and upgrade programmes for older systems
  • Education and outreach on sustainable off-grid power

Press Coverage

Key Facts

Legal Name Beyond Batteries Ltd
Founded 2021
Headquarters Falmer, Brighton, England, UK
Business Type Manufacturer / Refurbisher
Industry Energy Storage / Battery Technology
Technologies LiFePO₄ (Lithium Iron Phosphate), Sodium-Ion
Operating Temperature (Na-ion) Down to −30 °C
Certification Member of Made in Britain
Website beyondbatteries.co.uk
Contact hello@beyondbatteries.co.uk · +44 1273 921129

Sources & References

  1. Beyond Batteries — Official Website
  2. Made in Britain — Member Profile
  3. Beyond Batteries Blog — Join the Sustainable Energy Movement
  4. Wikipedia — Sodium-ion battery