TADIRAN BATTERIES
Tadiran Batteries is the world's leading manufacturer of ultra-long-life lithium thionyl chloride (LiSOCl2) batteries, delivering proven 40-year operational life for IoT, metering, and industrial remote wireless applications.
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Tadiran Batteries is the industry leader and world's number one manufacturer of ultra-long-life lithium batteries for industrial applications. Nearly 50 years ago, Tadiran pioneered lithium thionyl chloride (LiSOCl2) battery technology for remote wireless applications, establishing the foundation for modern IoT and industrial sensing.
Tadiran's primary bobbin-type LiSOCl2 batteries offer the highest energy density of any primary cell chemistry, up to 710 Wh/kg and 1420 Wh/l. With an annual self-discharge rate of less than 1%, these batteries can power low-current applications for up to 40 years under the most challenging environmental conditions.
- Highest energy density primary cells: 710 Wh/kg and 1420 Wh/l
- Less than 1% annual self-discharge rate
- Proven operational life up to 40 years for remote applications
Frequently Asked Questions
- What type of batteries does Tadiran manufacture?
- Tadiran manufactures primary (non-rechargeable) bobbin-type lithium thionyl chloride (LiSOCl2) batteries, which offer the highest energy density of any primary cell chemistry.
- How long do Tadiran batteries last?
- Tadiran batteries feature an annual self-discharge rate of less than 1% per year and have been proven to operate for up to 40 years in certain low-current draw applications.
- What applications use Tadiran batteries?
- Tadiran batteries are used in IoT devices, remote sensors, utility metering, asset tracking, environmental monitoring, and other industrial applications requiring ultra-long operational life.
- What is the energy density of Tadiran LiSOCl2 batteries?
- Tadiran lithium thionyl chloride batteries offer energy densities up to 710 Wh/kg (gravimetric) and 1420 Wh/l (volumetric), the highest of any primary cell chemistry.
