HOUSTON, March 14, 2005 (PRIMEZONE) -- Power Technology, Inc. (OTCBB:PWTC) announced today that Sentry Power Systems of New Castle, Delaware (http://www.sentrypowersystems.com/ ) a manufacturer of back-up power protection systems, has asked to test the Power Technology prototype battery for possible commercial usage. Michael Julian, Managing Director of Sentry Power Systems, stated, "The Power Technology battery appears to have significant advantages over conventional lead-acid batteries and we are anxious to evaluate the battery in our products."
Bernard J. Walter, Chairman and CEO of Power Technology added: "Sentry Power Systems manufactures state of the art backup power systems for residential, commercial, and military applications. We will be delighted to provide Sentry Power Systems with our prototype battery for testing in their products. Sentry Power Systems provide clean, constant backup power and we believe our battery will be a contributing component to their products."
About Power Technology, Inc.
Power Technology, Inc. is a Research and Development Company that is engaged in activities regarding alternative battery technology using patented, ultra light materials with significantly less weight and less lead content than conventional batteries. The Company is in the early stages of commercializing its battery technology, and intends to introduce its batteries for sale in 2005.
About Sentry Power Systems
Castle, Delaware-based Sentry Power Systems designs, manufactures and sells leading-technology back-up power systems for residential, commercial and military applications.
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