The stack basic 230-120
Do you need an energy solution that never disappoints? The stack basic 230-120 stores energy, controls it smartly, and delivers power when needed. Ideal for daily use.
Stationary
Price on request
Technical specifications
- 230 kWh battery capacity
- 120 kW continuous power
- 150 kVA max output
- Lithium Iron Phosphate (LFP) technology
- 90% Depth of Discharge (DoD)
- Liquid-cooled system
- 8000 cycles / >15-year lifespan
- Suitable for integration with external EMS
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Relevant cases
Bonneveld: building without depending on a grid connection
Construction
- Problem
- The construction sector is electrifying rapidly. Electric excavators, mobile cranes and other heavy equipment are increasingly becoming the norm. But power supply on construction sites is not always ready for that transition.
- Solution
- Bonneveld uses a mobile battery with a capacity of approximately 200 kWh. The battery is charged using fixed charging infrastructure and then transported to the construction site, where it serves as a large, mobile power bank.
Case KS Design: continuing to grow despite a limited grid connection
Manufacturing
- Problem
- A larger facility usually creates more room for growth: more machines, more production capacity and greater ambition. But the grid connection does not always grow with the business.
- Solution
- First, the battery provides additional power when the grid connection reaches its limit. Second, the battery improves security of supply. If the electricity grid fails, the battery can temporarily take over the power supply, supported by locally generated solar energy.
Case CUPSZ: expanding production without additional grid capacity
Manufacturing
- Problem
- Energy management consumed time and attention every day - time the managing director would rather spend on customers, production and growth. The challenge was clear: CUPSZ did not simply need more energy, but a smarter way to allocate the capacity already available.
- Solution
- CUPSZ became our first pilot customer for the installation of our Energy Management System. The first step was to install several Load Commanders. These collect data from the connected energy assets and enable central monitoring and control.