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PowerCombo E5

5 MWh battery energy storage container (AC Block)

Energy
5,015 kWh
Rated AC power, 2 h
2,580 kW
Rated AC power, 4 h
1,500 kW
Protection
IP54
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PowerCombo E5 20 ft battery energy storage container, angled view

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3D view

Rotate the container, zoom in and open the doors to see the battery racks.

PowerCombo E5 container with doors open
Representative thermal management system

Start with power and capacity.

Specify the demand you want to serve and the duration you need to serve it. Then evaluate charging opportunities, usable energy, electrical connection and the space required for installation and service.

Configure for operation and support.

Review thermal management, protection, monitoring and maintenance requirements alongside the intended duty cycle. Features and service obligations belong in the agreed project scope.

Connect storage to the rest of the site

Renewable generation, site loads, the grid connection and the control system must work within one operating plan. Confirm the interfaces and responsibilities before selecting the final configuration.

Technical specifications

ParameterValue
Energy5,015 kWh
Rated AC power, 2 h2,580 kW
Maximum AC power, 2 h2,838 kW
Rated AC power, 4 h1,500 kW
Maximum AC power, 4 h1,650 kW
Battery chemistryLFP
Cell3.2 V / 314 Ah
Cycle life at 70% retention (0.5C, 25 °C)8,000
Battery strings12
DC voltage range1,164.8 … 1,476.8 V
Rated AC voltage690 V
Grid voltage range, adjustable586.5 … 759 V
Frequency50/60 Hz
Power factor-1 … +1
THDi< 3%
Integrated PCSAC Block
CoolingLiquid cooling for battery packs and PCS
Fire suppressionPFAS-free aerosol extinguishing agent
Fire control panelListed
Fire sprinklerPre-installed
ProtectionIP54
Operating temperature-30 … 50 °C
Relative humidity, non-condensing0 … 95%
Altitude without derating2,000 m
Dimensions, 20 ft6,058 x 2,438 x 2,896 mm
Maximum weight44 t
CommunicationEthernet, Modbus TCP/IP
Grid-forming capabilityVirtual synchronous generator control for grid support and islanded operation
CertificationsUL1973, UL9540A, UL9540, IEC 62619, CE, UN38.3
ComplianceIEC 62933, NFPA 855
PowerCombo 3 MWh, 3,086 kWh battery energy storage container

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PowerCombo 3 MWh

3,086 kWh battery energy storage container

Energy
3,086 kWh
Rated AC power
1,600 kW
Rated AC voltage
690 V
Protection
IP54
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ParameterValue
Energy3,086 kWh
Rated AC power1,600 kW
Maximum AC power1,760 kW
Battery chemistryLFP
Cell3.2 V / 314 Ah
Cycle life at 70% retention (0.5C, 25 °C)8,000
Battery strings8
Integrated PCSYes
Rated AC voltage690 V
CoolingLiquid cooling
DehumidificationYes
Fire suppressionFK-5-1-12
ProtectionIP54
Operating temperature-30 … 50 °C
Altitude without derating2,000 m
Dimensions, 20 ft6,058 x 2,438 x 2,896 mm
Maximum weight31 t
CommunicationRS485, Ethernet
CertificationsUL1973, UL9540A, UL9540, IEC 62619, CE, UN38.3
Transformer Station, 20 ft MV step-up transformer containerTransformer Station, 20 ft MV step-up transformer container

Transformer Station

MV step-up transformer container up to 35 kV for PowerCombo BESS

Ratings at 40 °C
3,300 kVA / 6,600 kVA
Input, 3-phase
690 V
Output voltage
10 … 35 kV
MV and LV room protection
IP54
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ParameterValue
Ratings at 40 °C3,300 kVA / 6,600 kVA
Input, 3-phase690 V
Output voltage10 … 35 kV
Frequency50/60 Hz
TransformerOil-immersed
CoolingONAN
Insulating fluidMineral oil, PCB free
EfficiencyTier 2 (EN 50588-1)
MV circuit breakerVacuum
MV protectionRelay protection
LV surge protectionI+II
UPS1 kVA / 30 min
MV and LV room protectionIP54
Corrosion classC5-M
Operating temperature-30 … 40 °C
Dimensions, 20 ft6,058 x 2,438 x 2,896 mm
MV and LV connectionsPrewired and pretested
CommunicationModbus TCP/IP
StandardsIEC 62271-202, IEC 62271-200, IEC 60076, IEC 61439-1, EN 50588-1

Values are nominal and may vary by project configuration. Final values are confirmed in the project offer.

Frequently Asked Questions

For many utility-scale solar projects, a lithium-ion BESS with an EMS is a strong starting point. Final selection should be based on duration, cycling, safety, site, grid and financial requirements.

Battery storage is not universally better. It is often preferred when projects need fast response, modular deployment and frequent cycling; other technologies may be better for different durations or use cases.

Define the application, power and energy duration, operating profile, interconnection, safety requirements and lifecycle economics, then compare system architecture and service support.

Peak shaving uses stored energy during high demand to limit power drawn from the grid. Its effect on the bill depends on the load profile, demand charges, tariff and system configuration.

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