How Does BatteryNET® Work?

BatteryNet has been in use for over 7 years by major UPS manufacturers, proven reliable, earned it's place as a maintenance necessity.

BatteryNET® doesn’t re-invent the vendor/client relationship, it simply provides a mechanism to store service data and present it back to all authorized individuals for review. Data is stored through a centralized “data-mall,” where the content is widely accessible, protected, and properly backed-up for quality and information assurance. The BatteryNET® application is run from the Service Provider’s laptop, and uploaded through the BatteryNET® Secure web interface. This is the data management backbone of the system -- and through this portal -- administration of site and vendor profiles, reviews of inspection reports and the releasing suspended reports are performed.

The steps to using BatteryNET® are simple…

• Clients, Vendors, or Property Management Companies determine to use BatteryNET®.
• Facility Service Profiles and Records are uploaded to the
  BatteryNET® Database remotely.
• All subsequent service and maintenance activities are recorded in the customer’s BatteryNET® account.
• Reports can be viewed 24/7/365 by any authorized party – from anywhere in the world.
• Reports are requested and delivered in an automated process.

BatteryNET®'s Master ID’s method enables clients to search all equipment located at their site and displays the information for review via the web. With BatteryNET®, reporting is more concise, and data can be entered in two distinct manners, according to the user’s desire:

• Through an interface with the Alber Cellcorder, Biddle Byte or Midtronics Micro Celltron.
• And manually using discrete test equipment.

BatteryNET® is an LDI developed, Windows®-based application that is free to BatteryNET® subscribers. The executable is obtained via the Partner Link on LDI’s web site. Once installed, certified partners will use BatteryNET® on their workstation, and will be empowered to enter inspection data while at customer sites – recording P/M or E/M information specific to the equipment being serviced. Once the technicians have completed their service, they simply transfer inspection data to the centralized BatteryNET® data mall via the web or an 800-number.