Energy Storage Systems

Given the growing need for reliable power and the frequency of outages, energy storage systems (battery-based) offer a dependable solution for ensuring an uninterrupted power supply. These systems can be charged using energy generated by solar panels or grid electricity; during a power outage, they discharge stored energy to power loads, thereby minimizing disruption.
PetroSadr energy storage systems are designed and offered in various capacities, suitable for residential, commercial, and industrial applications, as well as solar power plants.

Types:
  • Lithium-ion batteries (specifically Lithium Iron Phosphate/LFP type)
  • By design type:
    • All-in-One batteries: Systems featuring an integrated battery and inverter design.
    • Rack-mount
    • Cabinet-style
    • Containerized batteries for large-scale applications
  • By scale:
    • Residential
    • Commercial
    • Industrial
    • Utility-scale
  • From 5 kW to 5 MW
Features:
  • Seamless integration with various inverters and solar panels
  • Long lifespan with a high number of charge/discharge cycles (over 6,000 for residential and over 8,000 for commercial/industrial applications)
  • Safe and user-friendly operation
  • Integrated, ready-to-install design
  • Compliance with international standards
  • 5-year warranty and product support
  • High safety with multi-layer protection
  • Rugged enclosure (IP55 rated)
  • Advanced cooling system
  • Full compatibility with solar power systems
Manufacturer:

Major players in the lithium battery industry include CATL, BYD, and EVE Energy (China), as well as LG Energy and Samsung SDI (South Korea). These three Chinese and two South Korean companies control a significant share of the global battery market. Notably, EVE Energy—a Tier-1 supplier utilizing state-of-the-art technology—ranks second globally in battery cell production. PetroSadr products, which utilize EVE cells, offer exceptional quality, durability, and reliability.

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Industry:             Renewable Energy    

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