/ MYSORE THERMO · RAILWAY BATTERIES SINCE 1969
Railway batteries, approved and proven
Mysore Thermo Electric Private Limited builds batteries for Indian Railways duties in Bengaluru — an RDSO-approved supplier since 1994, and the railway-battery company of the Microtex group.
RDSO approvals since 1994 — Roots in 1969, incorporated 1975 — Registered office in Peenya Industrial Area, Bengaluru — Part of the Microtex group
Choose your duty
Railway signalling cells
Low-maintenance cells for signalling installations — the duty where a battery failure stops a division.
TRD batteries
Cells for traction distribution (TRD) installations on electrified sections.
Diesel locomotive starter batteries
Thousands of amperes on a cold morning — cranking power for diesel locomotive fleets.
End-on-generation (EoG) batteries
Starter batteries for the power cars of end-on-generation rakes.
Electric locomotive batteries
Auxiliary batteries that raise the pantograph and wake the locomotive.
EMU batteries
Auxiliary batteries for electric multiple unit rakes.
Every range above is detailed on microtex.com — construction, containers and documentation, with one enquiry desk for the whole group.
The railway entity of the Microtex group
FIG. 1 — THE MYSORE THERMO FACTORY · BENGALURU
Mysore Thermo Electric began in 1969 as a partnership firm, Mysore Thermo Electric Industries, and was incorporated as Mysore Thermo Electric Private Limited in 1975. RDSO approvals followed in 1994, and Indian Railways duties have been the company’s work ever since — batteries built in Bengaluru, as part of the Microtex group.
One group, one enquiry desk.
Specifications, compliance statements and quotations for every Mysore Thermo range are handled at microtex.com.