Solition Data Center / Data Sheet
Li-Ion Energy Storage System for Data Centers
Tough demands outside, smart solutions inside.
Our new Solition Data Center energy storage system boasts intelligent features, which culminate in safety and reliability, longevity, space savings and easy-to-manage maintenance.
Based on Li-ion battery technology, the system supports the mix of new and used batteries and includes a three-level battery management system (BMS). These qualities ensure an intelligent battery system that will reduce the total cost of ownership, in particular maintenance expenses.
What’s more, its high cycle stability mirrors emerging market trends, such as the increase in decentralized energy solutions.
Ultimately, Solition Data Center’s outstanding performance, in all types of grid conditions, as well as the clever features, makes it the perfect partner not only for data centers, but for UPS, telecom and utility applications as well.
Features and benefits
Reliable
Longevity - cycle lifetime up to 5,000 times
Stability - Made with safest LiFePO4 (LFP) cell chemistry - highly stable, no thermal runaway
All-encompassing - Three-level BMS system ensures dependability
Safety - Integrated fire extinguishing system on battery module level - precise & quick fire control, non-proliferation
Simple
Flexibility - Active current balance control supports new and used battery cabinet combinations
Intelligence - Active voltage balance control allows for battery strings of different numbers to be connected in parallel with each-other
Cost-effective - Automatic grouping and capacity checks cut manual capacity test costs and avoid power failure risks
Efficient
70% less footprint - high power density means a significant space saving
80% less operating and maintenance (O&M) costs thanks to its smart BMS
Management System
Reliability based on three levels
A three-level BMS structure delivers both excellent performance and protection of the entire battery system. Each battery module has a built-in BMS, which allows it to communicate with the Battery Control Unit (BCU) for each specific cabinet.
Users can find every parameter and history file – all accessed from a built-in LCD screen or with an internet browser on a TCP IP connection.
A flexible managing system between the UPS and the BCU allows the Solition Data Center battery to work in two modes: • An autonomous mode (stand-alone) – This emulates the behaviour of VRLA batteries with dry contacts communication
A connected mode – This links to the UPS by a MODBUS RS485 or MOBDUS over TCP connection
Third level (UPS):
Management of BCU, communication with UPS or network management, providing interface ports
Alarm management and report analysis
SoC and SoH management
Second-level BCU system:
Battery management
Charge and discharge current detection
Alarm & protection of abnormal work
Current balance control between cabinets
First-level BMS:
Voltage and temperature detection
Battery current balance management