Air-cooling Battery RACK

Air-cooling Battery RACK

UN38.3

IEC61000 IEC62477

IEC62619 IEC63056

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Product Features and Advantages

Operational Assurance

Two-tier battery safety management system.

Full coverage of critical sampling points, building a comprehensive IoT.

Real-time feedback control; fault diagnosis, real-time warning. Triple protection, blocking the spread of risk in layers.

Thermal Management System

Advanced thermal management technology, from the cell to the battery module.

Through simulation and actual testing, controlling the temperature difference within the rack is within 8°C.

Flexible Configuration, High Compatibility

Flexible configuration with standardized, modular design; the PACK supports DC1500V platform.

Technical Specifications

280Ah LFP

280Ah LFP

Specifications

ModelSE-RC-280A-1P16S*15SE-RC-280A-1P20S*12
Cell Capacity&Type280Ah LFP280Ah LFP
Group configuration1P16S*151P20S*12
Nominal capacity215kWh(@25°C±2)
215kWh(@25°C±2),0.5P
215kWh(@25°C±2)
215kWh(@25°C±2),0.5P
Efficiency≥94%≥94%
Max. constant charging/discharging power0.5P0.5P
Range of operating voltage648V~864V648V~864V
Max. range of working temperatureCharging: 0℃~55℃
Discharging: -30℃~55℃
Charging: 0℃~55℃
Discharging: -30℃~55℃
IP ratingIP20IP20
Environment humanity<90%RH(non-condensing)<90%RH(non-condensing)
Cooling methodAir coolingAir cooling
Weight1950kg1920kg
Dimension(W*D*H)1056mm×830mm×2000mm1056mm×983mm×1740mm
Fire safety configurationAerosolAerosol
Cycle Life80008000
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Product Application

Utility-Scale Renewables: 20% more cycle life for solar/wind farms

Smart Microgrids: 2ms response for frequency regulation

EV Ultra-Fast Charging: 3X power output without grid upgrades

Industrial UPS: 99.9999% uptime for mission-critical operations

Mobile Power Units: Containerized solutions for disaster recovery

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FAQ

How do BESS compare to supercapacitors?

A.• Energy Density vs. Power Density: BESS offer higher energy density (store more energy per unit volume), while supercapacitors excel at delivering high power quickly.
• Cycle Life: Supercapacitors have a very long cycle life; batteries degrade more quickly over repeated cycles.
• Duration of Discharge: BESS is well-suited for longer-duration applications (minutes to hours), whereas supercapacitors are ideal for short, high-power bursts (seconds to minutes).

What is a Battery Energy Storage System (BESS)?

A.A.Battery energy storage system (BESS) is a technology that uses lithium-ion batteries as the core to achieve efficient storage and release of electrical energy through battery packs, management systems, and power conversion devices. It is mainly applied in power grid peak shaving, renewable energy integration, and distributed energy management, and has the characteristics of high energy density, fast response, and long cycle life.

What are the typical applications where supercapacitors might outperform BESS?

A.The core advantages of supercapacitors lie in their fast charging and discharging capabilities (completed in seconds), ultra long cycle life (over hundreds of thousands of cycles), wide temperature adaptability, and high safety (no chemical leakage risk). These characteristics make it significantly superior to traditional BESS in applications that require instantaneous power support, frequent charging and discharging, or extreme environments.

What role can BESS play in frequency regulation?

A.By rapidly injecting or absorbing power, BESS can help maintain the grid’s frequency close to its nominal value (e.g., 50 Hz or 60 Hz). When there’s a mismatch between supply and demand, BESS can quickly respond to stabilize frequency.

Why are BESS solutions important for modern energy grids?

A.Modern energy grids increasingly depend on variable renewable sources, like solar and wind. This variability means supply does not always match demand. A BESS smooths power output, provides backup power during outages, and helps maintain grid frequency and voltage. This reliability benefit is crucial for power quality and grid stability.

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