This Sunday when Pittsburgh Steelers Coach Mike Tomlin confers with his defensive coordinator, he’ll have portable electronic battery power to thank. And when a referee calls a play, you can count on battery power to hear it over the Cowboys Stadium speaker system. And when you use your credit card to buy a hot dog while in the stands, the vendor will rely on the battery power in its data capture device to process your purchase.
Here at Palladium we aren’t placing bets on The Big Game, but while we’re watching the gridiron showdown, rest assured we’ll have our eyes on all of the portable devices that are battery powered.
The transmission of communication and storage of data are critical to large-scale sporting events such as Sunday’s football face-off. Everyone from sports journalists to coaches to paramedics to box office agents rely on portable battery power to send, receive and store information.
Greenbay Packers Coach Mike McCarthy and Pittsburgh Steelers Coach Mike Tomlin sport a sampling of the portable electronic devices that will be showcased at Sunday’s Big Game.
Moreover, portable devices must meet increasing demand for long-lasting life. That’s why today’s batteries must “go long” in order to survive four grueling quarters on the turf. In addition, since football season lasts five months of the year, the batteries that power the game must be able to perform in a range of environments, climates and temperatures.
Palladium Energy provides the most reliable battery packs for portable data capture devices for retailers, logistics, and yes, even football fanatics. Palladium has the industry’s only independent and accredited test lab, IQ Laboratories, where we can design, test, and certify each battery pack to the most stringent of industry standards, ensuring that our batteries can make it through over-time.
– Rebecca Kritzman, Director of Marketing
