Embedded Energy Management
Each unit includes a distributed storage EMS for autonomous scheduling, monitoring and protection.
COMMERCIAL STORAGE & DISTRIBUTED EMS
Commercial Storage & Distributed EMS
Explore storage equipment and autonomous coordination around load and dispatch needs.
Equipment Reference
200 kW / 386 kWh Commercial Energy Storage
200 kWRated Power @45°C
386 kWhSystem Capacity
LFPLithium Iron Phosphate Battery
DC Specifications
DC Specifications
| Item | Specification |
|---|---|
| Battery type | LFP 3.2V/314Ah |
| Battery pack capacity | 48.23kWh |
| Battery pack protection | IP67 |
| Battery Configuration | 1P384S |
| Rated energy | ≥ 385.8kWh |
| Rated voltage | 1,228.8Vdc |
| Voltage range | 1113.6–1382.4Vdc |
| Charge/discharge rate | ≤ 0.5P |
| Depth of discharge | 0–95% |
| Battery Cooling | Liquid Cooling |
| Standards | IEC62619, CNS62619 |
AC Specifications
AC Specifications
| Item | Specification |
|---|---|
| Rated power | 200kW@45°C |
| Rated grid voltage | 690Vac |
| Current distortion THDi | < 3% |
| DC component | < 0.5% |
| Permitted grid voltage range | -15%–10% (configurable range) |
| Rated grid frequency | 55Hz–65Hz |
| Wiring | 3PH+PE |
| AC protection | IP66 |
| AC cooling | Smart air cooling |
| Standards | IEC62477/IEC61000 |
General Specifications
General Specifications
| Item | Specification |
|---|---|
| Dimensions (W × H × D) | 1400 × 2250 × 1400 mm |
| Equipment Weight | 3.4 T |
| System protection | IP54 |
| Maximum operating altitude | 4000 m (derating above 2000 m) |
| Operating temperature | -30°C–50°C (derating above 45°C) |
| Operating humidity | 0%–95% (non-condensing) |
| Fire protection | Aerosol suppression + proactive fire warning |
| Communication interface | Ethernet |
| Communication protocol | IEC61850 / MODBUS TCP/IP |
| Wiring | Bottom cable entry and exit |
| Optional equipment | Grid/island switching cabinet (optional) |
Dimensions and weight are indicative; project product drawings govern. Confirm specification changes against the latest equipment documentation.
Equipment brand: Li Sheng Technology (鋰昇科技). Supply, certification and site configuration are subject to equipment documentation.
Distributed Coordination
Autonomous Units, Coordinated Operation
Peer-to-peer coordination
Parallel units share load peer-to-peer, coordinating output automatically without a central controller.
Local autonomous control
Local schedules continue when the cloud connection is lost.
Flexible multi-unit expansion
Added units join coordination automatically; confirm actual configuration and operating conditions for each project.
Energy Dispatch
Configure Dispatch for the Site
Energy Scheduling
Plan charging and discharging around applicable tariffs and operating hours.
Demand Control
Plan peak-power reduction using contracted capacity and real-time loads.
Solar Integration
Configure surplus charging and reverse-flow prevention according to system design.
Resilience
How Are Offline Events Coordinated?
Detect Status Changes
Identify offline equipment through node heartbeats or communication status.
Exchange Available Resources
Online EMS units exchange updated available power and SOC data.
Adjust Unit Outputs
Redistribute output when remaining units have headroom and protection conditions permit.
Alarms & Repairs
Retain offline events and response records, and arrange on-site repairs.
Project Planning
Prepare These Details Before Contacting Us
- Recent electricity bills, contracted capacity and load profiles.
- Intended use: demand control, self-consumption or backup.
- Critical load power and desired supply duration.
- Single-line diagrams, installation space, environment and expansion needs.
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