- Leclanché set to display its latest generation Navius MRS-3 marine rack system on the booth
- Marine rack system offers industry leading safety, performance and environmentally friendly cells
- Advanced active safety system for thermal events provides additional layer of protection
- SMM is the leading international marine trade show, with over 2,000 key players exhibiting across four days
Leclanché SA, a leading provider of energy storage solutions, has participated in the SMM (Shipbuilding, Machinery and Marine Technology) trade show in Hamburg.
Leclanché has displayed the Navius MRS-3TM marine rack system on its booth at the show. The MRS-3 is designed to meet the evolving needs of the maritime industry, offering exceptional cycle life and class leading safety, with the marine rack system already exceeding industry class requirements for fire safety. Furthermore, the system is made up of high-performance cells, manufactured entirely in Europe using environmentally friendly production processes, which also have a 35% lower carbon footprint than typical battery production. This state-of-the-art system is redefining sustainability standards in marine energy storage, ensuring reduced environmental impact while delivering superior performance.
The MRS-3 also comes equipped with a unique active safety system, which is used in the event of a thermal incident onboard a vessel. The system is designed to enhance protection in marine battery systems, featuring real-time monitoring, automatic emergency shutdown, and compliance with the highest maritime safety standards.
“We are thrilled to be participating at SMM Hamburg, which is well known as one of the most prestigious events in the maritime industry. The Navius MRS-3 represents our commitment to sustainability and innovation, and we look forward to engaging with industry leaders and partners to showcase how our solutions can contribute to a greener future for marine transport,” said Guillaume Clément, Global VP of Leclanché e-Marine.
