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Application solution / commercial storage

Commercial and Industrial Battery Energy Storage Supply for EPCs and Integrators

High-voltage modules and containerised systems for peak shaving, valley filling, backup and renewable integration — quoted against your load profile and PCS, not against a catalogue page.

Who this page is for

Who specifies C&I storage

At this scale the battery is a component in a system you are responsible for. This page is written for the party carrying that responsibility.
Buyer / 01

EPC contractors

Battery architecture matched to the electrical design, the PCS already selected and the grid connection conditions.
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System integrators

A battery platform that behaves predictably inside your own EMS and control strategy, with communication that is documented rather than reverse-engineered.
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Energy developers and asset owners

Supply terms and warranty structure that survive a fifteen-year asset life and a financing due-diligence review.
Sizing methodology

Two numbers size a C&I system, and most enquiries send only one

Energy capacity in kWh determines how long the system can sustain a discharge. Power in kW determines how hard it can be discharged. A system sized only on kWh will meet the duration target and fail the demand-charge target, because the power rating was never checked. Send both, plus the load profile that produced them.
StepWhat to determineTypical source
1Target energy capacity, kWhDuration of the peak to be covered
2Peak power requirement, kWDemand charge to be shaved
3Cycles per dayTariff structure and strategy
4Module or cluster countkWh target divided by unit capacity
5PCS rating and protocolExisting selection or joint sizing
6Thermal and fire strategySite conditions and local code
Recommended platforms

Platforms specified for commercial and industrial projects

From a single floor-standing cabinet through to a containerised system, all quoted against the project rather than from a price list.
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256 V high-voltage modules

The building block for commercial systems: 300 Ah at 76.8 kWh per module, parallelable to four units.
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500 kW – 1 MW containers

Containerised systems for peak shaving, valley filling, backup and renewable integration at site scale.
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LD 48684 — 35 kWh cabinet

Where a container is oversized: a single floor-standing 35 kWh cabinet, castor-mounted for positioning without a crane.
ENGINEERING DECISION POINTS

What to settle before the first purchase order

Six questions that decide whether the pack performs in the field. Send us the answers and the quotation comes back configured, not generic.

01

Mounting position and IP rating

Underfloor bays, deck lockers and engine compartments see dust and spray. IP64 covers that; it is not immersion-rated. Specify the actual position, not the vehicle type.

02

Peak current, not nominal

Compressor fridges, windlasses, bow thrusters and inverters draw heavy inrush. Size cable, fusing and busbar against the 10-second peak rating.

03

Cold-climate charging

Charging must not start below 0 °C. Discharge continues to -20 °C. For Nordic, Alpine or Canadian markets, raise self-heating or low-temperature cut-off at quotation stage.

04

Series and parallel topology

Confirm the intended bank layout early. Identical models, matched state of charge and identical cable lengths are prerequisites — mixing capacities or ages in one string is not supported.

05

Alternator and shore charging

A lithium bank changes alternator loading and shore-charger profile. Confirm the charging sources so the BMS window and charger settings match.

06

Terminal and connector format

M6 versus M8, stud orientation and cable lug size are the details that stall an installation. Lock them before sample approval.

Selection guide

Indicative system sizing by application

Use these as a starting point for a conversation. The real sizing comes from the interval data, and we would rather work from that than from a category.
ApplicationTypical energyTypical powerStarting configuration
Workshop or small factory evening peak35 – 70 kWh30 – 50 kW1 – 2 LD cabinets
Retail or hospitality demand shaving75 – 150 kWh50 – 100 kW1 – 2 high-voltage modules
Mid-size factory peak shaving150 – 310 kWh100 – 200 kW2 – 4 high-voltage modules
Solar self-consumption, commercial roof200 – 500 kWh100 – 250 kWMultiple clusters or container
Site backup with critical loads300 – 800 kWh200 – 500 kWContainerised system
Grid support and arbitrage1 MWh and above500 kW – 1 MWContainer, multiple units
Send an interval meter export, the tariff structure, the PCS selection and the site conditions, and the proposal comes back sized rather than estimated.
Compliance for this application

Evidence a commercial project and its financier will ask for

C&I projects attract scrutiny that residential supply does not — from the authority having jurisdiction, from the insurer and from whoever is financing the asset. Tell us the jurisdiction and we will confirm what we hold, at which level, and what would require additional testing.
OEM / ODM scope

What can be configured for a project or an integrator programme

At project scale, configuration is about matching an existing system architecture rather than about branding.
Buyer questions

Technical and commercial questions

For a project quotation, an interval meter export is the most useful thing you can send.

Determine the target energy capacity in kWh from the duration of the peak you need to cover, then the peak power requirement in kW from the demand charge you are shaving. Divide the kWh target by the unit capacity to get module count, then check that the resulting power rating meets the kW requirement. Both checks have to pass.

The battery communicates over CAN and RS485 to mainstream power conversion systems. Compatibility is confirmed at model and firmware level rather than brand level — send the exact PCS selection and we will confirm the protocol settings before the order rather than during commissioning.

It is specified at 25 °C and 80 % depth of discharge. At one cycle per day that is roughly sixteen years, which exceeds the calendar life of the hardware. At two cycles per day it is around eleven years and becomes the binding constraint. Which case applies changes what specification is worth paying for.

Active fire suppression is available as an option on selected platforms, and thermal management is integral to the container systems. Requirements vary sharply by jurisdiction, so raise the local code position at design stage — it drives siting, separation and detection, not just the enclosure.

A term in years alone leaves too much room for dispute. Ask for the capacity retention threshold and, where possible, an energy throughput limit. A warranty stated as a term or a throughput, whichever comes first, is a supplier putting a number behind the cycle life claim.

Send the information request. We will provide the test evidence, certification scope and manufacturing documentation we hold, and state plainly what we do not hold rather than leaving a gap for someone to discover later.

Send the interval data and the PCS selection

Load profile export, tariff structure, target duration and power, PCS make and model, site conditions and jurisdiction. An engineer replies within one business day with a sized proposal.

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