Replus Engitech, the Pune battery maker that trades as RE+ and belongs to HEG Advanced Materials, has brought its EV, telecom and storage batteries to REI Expo 2026 in Greater Noida, India. Its packs range from a 4.8 kWh telecom battery to a 32.23 kWh e-mobility pack, and they are shown beside open storage containers.
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Company: Replus Engitech (RE+), an HEG Advanced Materials company
E-mobility pack: REPL307V105Ah-96S1P, 307 V, 105 Ah, 32.23 kWh, about 230 kg, 3,500+ cycles at 80% DoD
Three-wheeler pack: REPL51.2V210Ah-16S2P, 51.2 V, 210 Ah, 10.75 kWh, IP67, 3,000 cycles at 90% DoD
Telecom pack: 48 V, 100 Ah, 4.8 kWh, RS485/CAN, works with Delta, Vertiv, Exicom SMPS, 10-year design life
Chemistry: LFP
Factory: 1 GWh, expanding to 6 GWh
Stand: Hall 18, Booth C02
Replus Engitech, which trades as RE+, is exhibiting at REI Expo 2026 in Hall 18, at Booth C02, at India Expo Mart in Greater Noida, Uttar Pradesh, India. The Pune company is a part of HEG Advanced Materials, and it says that its 1 GWh factory is to be expanded to 6 GWh.
The company's storage containers have been opened at the front of the stand, with racks of RE+ modules inside them. The smaller products carry QR cards, which lead to their datasheets.
The largest vehicle pack on show is the REPL307V105Ah-96S1P. At 307 V and 105 Ah, it holds 32.23 kWh, weighs about 230 kg and is rated for at least 3,500 cycles at an 80% depth of discharge. A second pack has been built for three-wheelers; it holds 10.75 kWh at 51.2 V and 210 Ah, is housed in an IP67 case and is rated for 3,000 cycles at a 90% depth of discharge.
For telecom towers, RE+ offers a 4.8 kWh lithium iron phosphate battery of 48 V and 100 Ah, which is managed by a BMS made in India. The battery communicates over RS485 and CAN, can be paired with Delta, Vertiv or Exicom power units, and has been designed for a service life of ten years.