BESS System Specifications
Specification
Details
System Energy
Rated Power
DC Bus Voltage
Battery Voltage
Battery Capacity
Max Current
Depth of Discharge
Cycle Life
Cooling
Protection
Temp. Range
Footprint
Total Weight
Communications
200kWh usable capacity
100kW continuous (110kW peak)
580–950V DC
614.4–633.6V DC
280Ah typical (min. 276Ah)
140A charge/discharge
90%
≥6,000 cycles (LFP chemistry)
Air-cooled (PCS & battery rack)
PCS: IP54; Battery: IP55
Charge 0–55 °C; Discharge –20–55 °C
550 × 776 × 1960 mm
1,708 kg
CAN, RS485, Ethernet
How The BESS System Operates
●Grid‑Tied Mode
Store surplus renewable energy or grid power off‑peak; discharge during peak rates to reduce costs.
●Island Mode
Supply local loads when grid fails or in remote sites; automatic switch‑over in milliseconds.
●Hybrid Mode
Combine PV generation, battery storage, and load management under unified EMS control.
Ideal Deployment Scenarios
●Commercial Rooftop PV
Smooth solar fluctuations and maximize self‑consumption
●Warehouse Peak Shaving
Reduce demand charges and level loads.
●Data Center UPS
Extend backup runtime with high‑density storage.
●Microgrid Starter Kit
Fast‑deploy containerized BESS for remote or emergency power.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
─── 100kW/200kWh BESS System ───
This BESS system includes a 100kW PCS and a 200kWh high-voltage rack battery, integrated with standardized interfaces and voltage ranges to ensure fast deployment and reliable energy storage performance
Yes, both energy and power can be expanded—add more 200kWh battery racks or parallel 100kW PCS units to scale the BESS system without major redesign.
Definitely. The BESS system uses air cooling and is rated to operate reliably in temperatures from –20 °C to +55 °C, ensuring stable performance in demanding conditions.
Yes, it includes CAN, RS485, and Ethernet interfaces for real-time EMS integration, enabling remote visibility and control of the entire BESS system.
The high-voltage rack battery comes with an internal BMS that monitors voltage, temperature, and cell balance, forming the core safety layer of the BESS system.