Containerised utility-scale storage

iContainer

Grid-scale storage in a 20 or 40 ft container, built to the size your project needs.

Maximum per container
6MWh
Conversion power
3MW
Container sizes
20–40ft
iContainer, Containerised utility-scale storage

Overview

Storage sized to the project.

Batteries, power conversion, monitoring and fire protection are integrated at the factory. Use it for peak shaving, frequency regulation or steadying wind and solar output, and add containers as you grow.

All in one

  • Modular build, plug and play on site
  • Several containers run in parallel
  • Easy to install and commission

Safe and reliable

  • Grade A LFP cells
  • Fast fault location and isolation
  • Managed over its whole working life

Many uses

  • Peak shaving and valley filling
  • Frequency regulation and grid support
  • Smoothing output from wind and solar

Where it is used

  • Utilities and grid operators
  • Solar and wind farms
  • Large industrial sites

Specification

Main parameters

Figures for a fully equipped 6 MWh unit. Each project is sized to order.

iContainer main parameters
Storage
Container size20 to 40 ft
CapacityUp to 6 MWh
DC voltage range500–1500 V DC
Charge and discharge rate0.5C (1 MW PCS built in) or 1C (2 MW PCS external)
CellsLFP, 3.2 V 280 Ah
ModulesLFP, 153.6 V 280 Ah, 43 kWh
Cycle lifeOver 5,000 cycles at 0.5C
Round-trip efficiency94% at 0.5C, 91% at 1C (DC side)
AC power
Conversion power (PCS)3 MW
Other
BMSActive balancing, three-level architecture
InterfacesEthernet / RS485 / CAN
CommunicationModbus-TCP / IEC 61850 / IEC 104
CoolingLiquid cooling
Fire protectionGas, smoke and heat detection, Novec 1230 or FK-5-1-12 suppression, exhaust fan
Insulation resistanceOver 10 MΩ
Auxiliary supply380 V AC, 50 Hz
AltitudeUp to 2,000 m
Operating temperature−40 to 55 °C
Humidity0–95% RH, non-condensing
ProtectionIP54 or better
Corrosion protectionC4 (C5 optional)
Size and weight
Dimensions (L × W × H)5800 × 2300 × 2400 mm
Weight25 t

Start with the challenge

Tell us what the site
needs to do.

Share the location, the load and what is getting in the way. Our team will help you work out which system, and how many, the job needs.

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