Sentence examples for excess battery from inspiring English sources

The mobile app claims to store excess battery power when an Android smartphone is charged overnight.

From a total of 90 trial participants who consented to using SMART MOVE, six discontinued due to excess battery drainage: 'I got over some of the problems by charging it in the car but, overall, it was frustrating to try and keep it charged all the time.' (Participant 10) 'It was very informative.

Demand will fall in the next few quarters as excess batteries are used, and Schick plans to sell a four-bladed razor to challenge Gillette.

An EV or PHEV uses its excess rechargeable battery capacity to provide power to the electric grid in response to peak load demands.

The controller allows fuel cell to operate in normal load region and draw the excess power from battery.

A pump storage station like this one can act as a giant battery: excess wind energy is used to pump water to a higher elevation, where the water can be used later to gravity drive turbines for when the power is really needed.

It is possible to store the excess electricity in batteries, but those are inefficient and expensive.

By removing excess wires and batteries, these devices are now able to be placed in previously hard-to-reach places and can be fitted with larger sensors.

Today, the vast majority of new rooftop solar photovoltaic panels are connected to the grid, using it as a giant battery, pushing excess power onto the grid when solar panels provide excess power.

The expected 50% reduction in the cost of batteries by 2020 will not just spur electric car sales, but could also lead to exponential growth in demand for stationary batteries to store excess power in buildings, says UBS. "Battery storage should become financially attractive for family homes when combined with a solar system and an electric vehicle.

They need constant monitoring by external electronics to stop them charging and discharging too rapidly, for if they do so the excess heat damages the battery and, in rare cases, can start a fire.