What is "Total Cost of Ownership" (TCO)?（No.1676）
TCO refers to the total cost of ownership from purchase to disposal for users.
For example, if a product has low initial cost but short life, it needs to be replaced frequently. On the other hand, if a product has a high initial cost but long life, it will not require replacement or will be replaced less often.
In the long run, products with a longer life, even with a higher initial cost, will result in a lower TCO.
SCiB™ provides a long life of over 20,000* charge/discharge cycles. As a result, SCiB™ brings a high economic value in the long term.
Please click here to learn more about SCiB™ cells.
*Measured with a particular single cell under specific conditions.
For example, if a product has low initial cost but short life, it needs to be replaced frequently. On the other hand, if a product has a high initial cost but long life, it will not require replacement or will be replaced less often.
In the long run, products with a longer life, even with a higher initial cost, will result in a lower TCO.
SCiB™ provides a long life of over 20,000* charge/discharge cycles. As a result, SCiB™ brings a high economic value in the long term.
Please click here to learn more about SCiB™ cells.
*Measured with a particular single cell under specific conditions.
