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Home / News / Market & Investments / Kehua launches ESS for commercial and industrial customers at SNEC 2023

Kehua launches ESS for commercial and industrial customers at SNEC 2023

Storage system has three levels of fire protection, three explosion-proof and three insulation levels
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  • June 2, 2023, at 10:27 AM
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Kehua's ESS displayed at the stand during SNEC 2023. Photo: Kehua/Disclosure

A Praise launched during the SNEC PV Power Expo 2023, which took place in Shanghai, China, the liquid cooled energy storage system S³- EStore ESS.

According to the company, such solution is considered the highest power density in the world, intended for C&I customers (commercial and industrial).

“The system adopts a multi-level protection design, supporting both PACK and system-level fire protection. The online insulation monitoring function is also available to protect the product,” said the manufacturer.

Furthermore, they highlighted that thermal management can be easily achieved through liquid cooling technology. “Cluster-level balance management technology greatly improves available capacity throughout the battery life cycle.”

The entire system covers an area of ​​1,3 m² with high power density, as well as supporting modular combination to meet the needs of diverse C&I project scenarios in the market.

Utility Services

The utility solutions on display consisted of the Kehua S³ liquid-cooled energy storage system, 3,34 MW/5 MW modular inverter-booster, one of the world's highest power 350 kW string inverters, and EMS management platform intelligent.

“The storage system features an advanced safety design, which includes three levels of fire protection, three levels of explosion proof and three levels of insulation,” the company noted.

Solutions displayed by Kehua at the event. Photo: Kehua/Disclosure
Solutions displayed by Kehua at the event. Photo: Kehua/Disclosure

This approach, according to Kehua, guarantees the operational security of the system in different scenarios. Furthermore, the system is designed to effectively reduce energy consumption during operation, allowing it to adapt to a wide range of environments and needs.

Launched in 2021, the Kehua 350 kW inverter has global shipments that have exceeded 2 GW, with photovoltaic power projects in Yunnan and Hainan already in operation.

Kehua 350 kW inverter, one of the highest power in the world. Photo: Kehua/Disclosure
Kehua 350 kW inverter, one of the highest power in the world. Photo: Kehua/Disclosure

C&I Applications

For C&I applications, Kehua said it can provide a full suite of solutions and services, including C&I photovoltaic inverters, energy storage converters, charging stacks and intelligent EMS management platforms.

SPI series C&I inverter, with optional IP66+C5 protection, can operate stably without worrying about harsh environments. It can also support multiple modes such as peak-to-valley arbitrage and demand management to earn multiple profits and ensure maximum project revenue.

Set of solutions for commercial and industrial customers. Photo: Kehua/Disclosure
Set of solutions for commercial and industrial customers. Photo: Kehua/Disclosure

Zero carbon residential solutions

According to the company, the zero-carbon residential solution provides users with a safe and reliable system to improve energy generation efficiency and achieve better energy lifecycle cost.

“The Kehua iStoragE series all-in-one residential ESS adopts a modular design with flexible battery configuration. The integrated design of PV and ESS, for example, can realize 100% self-consumption and reduce electricity bills,” they emphasized.

The Kehua iStoragE series has won two of the world's three biggest industrial design awards: the IDEA Award in 2021 and the IF Design Award in 2022.

Visitors found Kehua's latest developments for the photovoltaic market. Photo: Kehua/Disclosure
Visitors found Kehua's latest developments for the photovoltaic market. Photo: Kehua/Disclosure
Kehua iStoragE series won two international awards. Photo: Kehua/Disclosure
Kehua iStoragE series won two international awards. Photo: Kehua/Disclosure

Partnerships

On May 25, Kehua announced a strategic partnership with its key collaborator, RCT Power, in the field of energy storage solutions.

Sunny Xu, vice president of Kehua, expressed his excitement about this collaboration, highlighting the importance of energy storage in the transition to a sustainable future. He emphasized how this partnership will contribute to achieving this goal.

“Kehua is committed to becoming a prominent leader in the renewable energy industry and leading the adoption of sustainable energy solutions, together with all its partners, in the future,” concluded Xu.

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Mateus Badra
Journalist graduated from PUC-Campinas. He worked as a producer, reporter and presenter on TV Bandeirantes and Metro Jornal. He has been following the Brazilian electricity sector since 2020.
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