Advanced Solar Power Lithium Battery Energy Storage Solutions

📊 Overview

Advanced Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) containers, meticulously crafted with a modular design for seamless customization.

Our state-of-the-art containerized Energy Storage System (BESS) stands as the definitive solution for large-scale energy storage projects. These highly adaptable storage containers seamlessly incorporate various advanced storage technologies, making them the ideal choice for a wide range of applications.

Model:1MW

Warranty:3 years

Capacity:300kw-1MW

Cycle Life:50000h

AC Frequency:50Hz/60Hz

Battery Type:Lithium Iron Phosphate

⚙️ Product Parameters

500KW PCS AND SOLAR CHARGER
AC Input/Output	AC380V, 50/60Hz, 10MPPT 400VAC
Max. PV Input Voltage	1000V
MPPT Voltage Range	250-850V
Max Efficiency	98.1%
Protection / Warranty	IP65, 5 Years

1075KWh Battery Bank Details

20-foot Container, Battery Cluster

768V / 1400AH

EMS & BMS Three-Level Management System

Auxiliary System Included

⭐ Our Advantages

📜 Certifications

🚢 Packaging & Shipping

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Are your inverters pure sine wave output?

A: Yes, all our inverters provide true pure sine wave output, ensuring high-quality performance comparable to the public power grid.

Q: What kind of output voltages can you provide?

A: Normally, we offer inverters with 110V, 115V, 120V, 220V, 230V, and 240V, with 50/60Hz self-adaptation.

Q: What is the difference between pure sine wave and modified sine wave?

A: Pure sine wave inverters have lower repair rates, longer lifespans, and protect appliances. Modified sine wave can adversely affect inductive loads like air conditioners.

Q: What appliances can your inverters load?

A: Our inverters support household, office, and agricultural appliances, including inductive loads such as refrigerators and water pumps.

Q: How do you handle technical problems or broken products?

A: We offer 24-hour after-service consultancy. For faulty products, we analyze photos/videos and provide free spare parts or PCB boards.

Q: What's the difference between 12, 24, and 48 volt inverters?

A: These refer to the battery bank input voltage. Higher voltages allow for smaller wires between the solar array and battery bank.