A container energy storage system (CESS) is an integrated energy storage system developed for the needs of the mobile energy storage market. It integrates a battery cabinet, battery management system (BMS), and container dynamic ring monitoring system, and can integrate an energy storage converter and energy management system according to customer needs. Container energy storage system has the characteristics of simplifying infrastructure construction costs, short construction cycle, high degree of modularization, convenient transportation, and installation, and can be applied to thermal power, wind energy, solar power, and other power stations or islands, communities, schools, scientific research institutions, factories, large load centers, and other applications.

Description:

Modular assembly: Modular layout, flexible deployment, splicing, and assembly according to actual needs, speeding up on-site construction Speed, reducing floor space, and effectively reducing cost investment, occupying only about 2.1m².

High security: Multiple fire protection design guarantees, combined with fire prevention and fire protection, effectively realize fire protection separation between modules and energy storage units Leave. Multiple redundant protections for ultimate security.

Better efficiency: The energy storage system adopts an AC string design, which fundamentally solves industry difficulties such as battery circulation. The system conversion efficiency can reach up to 93%.

SMART SOFTWARE: Intelligent management system, 24H system performance monitoring, real-time safety warning, periodic system System automatic inspection

Advantages of the system:

Peak Shaving: Discharge at time of peak demand to reduce expensive demand charge

Optimization The Utilization Of Renewable: Daytime load maximizes PV power, and excess power is stored for use at night

Energy Backup: Powers a facility when the grid goes down, or application in areas without electricity.

Arbitrage: Carry out arbitrage by using peak and valley electricity prices in different periods.

Capacity Firming: Smooth out the intermittency of renewables by storing and dispatching when needed.

Cost Saving: Supply power at a distributed location to reduce investment in the construction of the grid.

> Application scenarios:

• Solar PV integration to maximize the utilization of solar energy
• Peak-valley price arbitrage
• Microgrid