The 125kW/261kWh Battery Energy Storage System is a high-performance C&I energy storage solution designed for commercial buildings, industrial facilities, solar projects, microgrids, and businesses that need stronger control over electricity use. Built with LFP battery technology, liquid cooling, advanced PCS conversion, and intelligent system communication, this BESS helps companies store energy, reduce electricity costs, improve grid resilience, and unlock smarter energy management.
It is compact. Powerful. Commercial-ready.
With 125kW rated AC power and 261kWh nominal battery energy, the system can support daily energy shifting, demand charge reduction, solar self-consumption, backup power, and grid-connected storage applications. For businesses facing rising electricity tariffs, unstable grids, or underused solar generation, this system offers a practical path toward lower energy expenses and more dependable operations.
This 125kW/261kWh C&I BESS is engineered as a professional energy storage platform for commercial and industrial power optimization. It stores electricity when energy is cheaper, cleaner, or more available, then discharges it when demand increases, grid electricity becomes expensive, or backup energy is needed.
The system supports multiple operating strategies, including peak shaving, load shifting, electricity arbitrage, solar plus storage, grid support, emergency backup, and microgrid power balancing. It is suitable for factories, warehouses, hotels, supermarkets, office parks, hospitals, farms, EV charging stations, telecom sites, industrial parks, and renewable energy installations.
For EPC contractors and energy developers, the system provides a structured solution with strong technical compatibility. For business owners, it delivers cost control, operational continuity, and cleaner power utilization.
AC SIDE (ON-GRID) |
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Rated AC power |
125 kW |
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Max. Output apparent power |
125kVA |
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Rated AC current |
189.4 A @220 V; 181.2 A @230 V |
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Max. Output continuous current |
189.4 A @220 V; 181.2 A @230 V |
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Rated AC voltage |
3 / N / PE, 220 / 380 V; 3 / N / PE, 230 / 400 V |
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AC voltage range |
340~440 V |
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Rated AC frequency |
50 Hz / 60 Hz |
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Adjustable power factor range |
-1~+1 |
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THDi (rated power) |
<3% |
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DC component |
<0.5% (rated power) |
DC SIDE |
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Battery type |
LFP / 314 Ah |
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Nominal energy |
261kWh |
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Battery voltage Range |
728V ~ 936V |
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Rated battery voltage |
832V |
GENERAL PARAMETER |
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Dimensions (W*H*D ) |
1000*1300*2320 mm |
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Weight |
About 2.5t |
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Operating temperature range |
-20℃~55℃(>45℃ derating) |
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Noise |
≤75dB |
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Relative humidity |
0-95%(no condensation) |
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Max. Operation altitude |
≤4000m (degraded above 2000m) |
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Cooling method |
Liquid Cooling |
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Ingress protection |
IP54 |
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Topology |
Non-isolated |
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Standards |
IEC62619, EN62477, IEC 63056, IEC 61000, UN38.3. |
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Communication interface |
Ethernet |
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Communication protocol |
Modbus TCP/RTU |
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Anti-corrosion degree |
C4(C5 option) |
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Configuration of safety |
Aerosol Extinguishing*6, Water |
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Max. Parallel quantity(off-grid) |
8 |
PCS |
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AC SIDE(ON-GRID) |
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Rated AC output power |
125 kW |
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Max. AC output apparent power |
137.5 kW |
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Max. current |
200 A |
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AC output type |
(3W+PE) three-phase three-wire/(3W+N+PE) three-phase four-wire |
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Rated AC voltage |
230 / 400 V |
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Voltage deviation |
-15%~ +15% |
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Rated grid frequency |
50 ± 5 Hz / 60 ± 5 Hz |
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Power factor |
0.99 |
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Power factor range |
-1 lagging ~+1 leading |
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THDi( rated power) |
< 3% |
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DC component |
< 0.5% (rated power) |
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Overload capacity |
110% long term(at rated) |
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Maximum efficiency |
98.5% |
DC SIDE |
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Operating voltage range |
615~950 (3W+PE) /650~950(3W+N+PE) |
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Full load voltage range |
615~950 (3W+PE) /680~950(3W+N+PE) |
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Number of inputs |
1 |
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Maximum current |
203 A |
General Parameters |
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Dimension (W × H × D) |
500 × 270 × 670 mm |
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Weight |
66.5 kg |
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Altitude |
4000 m (derate above 2000 m) |
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Operating temperature |
-30 °C ~ 55 °C (derate above 45 °C) |
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Humidity |
0% RH ~ 95% RH, non-condensing |
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Cooling method |
Intelligent air cooling |
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IP rating |
IP20 |
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Communication |
CAN / RS485 / Ethernet |
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Storage temperature |
-45 °C ~ 70 °C |
BATTERY PACK |
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Battery type |
LFP 314Ah |
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Battery capacity |
52.249 kWh |
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Battery configuration |
1P52S |
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Rated battery voltage |
166.4 V |
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Battery voltage range |
145.6~ 187.2 V |
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Weight |
340 kg |
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Dimensions (W*H*D) |
790*1145*245 mm |
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Charge / Discharge current |
157 A |
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Relative humidity |
0~95%RH (non-condensing) |
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Max. Operation altitude |
3000 m |
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Ingress protection |
IP67 |
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Certifications |
IEC 62619, EN/IEC 61000, EN62477, UN38.3 |
Commercial and industrial facilities often deal with high electricity bills, peak demand penalties, grid interruptions, and growing sustainability requirements. A well-designed C&I battery energy storage system helps solve these problems by placing energy control directly at the site.
This 125kW/261kWh BESS can store power during low-demand periods, solar production hours, or lower-rate tariff windows. Later, it can discharge during high-load periods, evening demand, electricity price spikes, or power interruptions.
The result is better energy dexterity. More savings. Less exposure to grid volatility.
For facilities with predictable load patterns, the system can support daily load shifting. For sites with sudden peak demand, it can reduce grid draw during expensive load spikes. For businesses with solar PV, it can store excess generation and improve solar ROI.
The system uses LFP battery technology, also known as lithium iron phosphate. LFP is widely used in commercial energy storage because it offers strong thermal stability, long cycle performance, and safer electrochemical behavior compared with many conventional lithium chemistries.
For C&I energy storage, this matters. Battery storage systems are expected to operate every day, often through repeated charging and discharging cycles. LFP chemistry supports this duty profile with dependable performance and reduced maintenance complexity.
The 314Ah battery configuration provides a strong foundation for commercial battery storage applications where safety, durability, and predictable operation are essential.
Thermal management is one of the most important parts of a commercial BESS. This system uses liquid cooling to help regulate battery temperature and maintain more uniform operating conditions across the battery pack.
Liquid cooling supports stable performance during repeated cycling, high-load operation, and demanding ambient environments. It also helps protect battery life by reducing thermal stress and supporting better temperature homogeneity.
In simple terms, the system stays more balanced during operation. That helps performance. It also helps longevity.
For industrial sites, solar-plus-storage projects, and microgrid applications, liquid-cooled BESS technology provides a strong advantage where stable, continuous energy storage is required.
The PCS, or Power Conversion System, converts energy between the battery DC side and the AC grid or facility power system. This 125kW PCS supports three-phase commercial power applications and provides efficient bidirectional energy conversion.
The PCS supports 125kW rated AC output power, up to 137.5kW maximum AC output apparent power, 230/400V rated AC voltage, and 50Hz / 60Hz grid frequency. With maximum efficiency up to 98.5%, the system is designed to reduce conversion losses and improve usable energy value.
Low THDi at rated power helps maintain cleaner power quality, while adjustable power factor support improves grid compatibility and site-level energy control.
The system is designed for intelligent energy control. Through communication and operating strategies, it can support peak shaving, load shifting, electricity price arbitrage, solar self-consumption, and backup reserve management.
Peak shaving helps reduce expensive demand spikes by discharging the battery when site load exceeds a target threshold. Load shifting moves energy consumption away from high-price periods by storing electricity earlier and using it later. Electricity arbitrage can charge the battery when power is cheaper and discharge when electricity value is higher.
For businesses with time-of-use tariffs, this can create meaningful savings. For sites with solar PV, it helps store excess daytime solar power for evening or night usage.
A commercial solar system can generate a large amount of power during the day, but that energy is not always used at the right time. Without storage, excess solar power may be exported at a lower value or curtailed.
This C&I BESS helps solve that timing problem.
It stores surplus solar energy when PV production is high and releases it when facility demand increases, grid electricity becomes expensive, or solar production drops. This improves solar self-consumption, strengthens renewable energy utilization, and increases the economic value of on-site generation.
For solar EPC projects, commercial rooftops, industrial PV plants, and distributed energy sites, this creates a more complete solar storage solution.
Grid outages and voltage disturbances can cause downtime, production losses, equipment interruptions, and business risk. This 125kW/261kWh BESS can provide backup power support for selected commercial and industrial loads, depending on project design and load configuration.
It can help maintain essential operations such as lighting, IT systems, communications, security systems, refrigeration, control equipment, pumps, and selected production processes.
For facilities where power continuity matters, battery storage becomes more than a cost-saving tool. It becomes an operational safeguard.
The system can support microgrid and off-grid power applications, especially when paired with solar PV, generators, or other distributed energy resources. Up to 8 units can be paralleled for off-grid use, creating a scalable architecture for larger energy demand.
This makes it suitable for remote facilities, farms, mining sites, telecom stations, islands, construction bases, energy communities, and areas with weak grid infrastructure.
In a microgrid environment, the BESS can help balance supply and demand, stabilize renewable power, reduce generator runtime, and improve overall energy reliability.
Store energy when power is cheaper or solar generation is available, then discharge during expensive peak periods to lower grid purchases and improve energy economics.
Discharge the battery during load spikes to reduce peak demand charges and avoid costly grid power surges.
Store surplus solar energy instead of wasting or undervaluing it, then use stored clean power when demand or electricity prices rise.
Support selected critical loads during grid failures, outages, voltage dips, or unstable power conditions.
Use the system for peak shaving, load shifting, backup power, solar self-consumption, grid support, and energy arbitrage.
Parallel capability for off-grid applications allows the system to support future expansion and larger microgrid energy needs.
High PCS efficiency, low THDi, and flexible power factor control help support stable grid-connected operation.
The system can help office buildings, retail centers, hotels, schools, and hospitals lower electricity costs, improve backup power capability, and increase renewable energy consumption.
Factories, workshops, cold storage sites, processing plants, and logistics warehouses can use BESS to reduce peak demand, stabilize power, and support production continuity.
Solar developers and EPC contractors can use the system to store excess PV energy, reduce solar curtailment, and improve the ROI of commercial solar installations.
Remote sites and weak-grid locations can use the system with solar and generators to create a more resilient, self-sufficient power architecture.
Energy service companies can deploy the system for demand management, grid support, customer energy optimization, and distributed storage projects.
This C&I battery storage system helps businesses reduce operational costs by using stored energy during high-price periods and reducing peak demand charges. It also increases energy resilience by supporting critical loads during grid disturbances.
Environmentally, the system improves renewable energy utilization and helps reduce reliance on fossil-fuel-based backup power. By storing solar energy and using it more effectively, businesses can support sustainability goals, carbon reduction plans, and corporate energy responsibility.
For many sites, the financial benefit is not one single item. It is a combination: lower demand charges, better solar utilization, backup protection, load shifting, and smarter energy control.
Investing in a 125kW/261kWh Battery Energy Storage System gives businesses a flexible foundation for modern energy management. It helps reduce electricity cost exposure, strengthen power reliability, improve renewable integration, and prepare for future energy market changes.
As commercial and industrial energy demand grows, battery storage is becoming an essential part of power infrastructure. This C&I BESS gives businesses a practical, scalable, and intelligent way to take control of electricity use.
It is a storage system. It is also a strategy.
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