1. They are cost-effective and modular, allowing for flexible and scalable storage capacity.
2. They can integrate with other renewable energy technologies, creating a comprehensive and efficient energy system.
3. They have built-in safety features, such as fire suppression and weatherproofing, to protect the stored energy from different hazards.
4. They can provide fast response and black start capability, enhancing the reliability and profitability of microgrids and energy systems.

There are different types of battery energy storage containers, depending on the size, design, and functionality. Some examples are:

1. Container Enclosure Body with Battery Rack: This is a basic container enclosure, equipped with a battery rack, allowing for customization and integration of additional components depending on the requirements.
2. Semi-Integrated BESS Container Solution: This system includes batteries, inverters, HVAC systems, fire protection systems, and control systems.
3. Fully Integrated BESS Container Solution: This system includes all the components of a semi-integrated solution, as well as transformers, switchgear, and auxiliary power units.

Lithium Ferro Phosphate (LifePO4 or LFP)

Multiboxx Energy uses The Sunsynk PCS Three-Phase Hybrid Inverter in their BESS Series

Multiboxx Energy provides a 10-year warranty or 6,000 cycles of the batteries.

Multiboxx Energy BESS is a containerized battery energy storage solution that can help you optimize your energy usage, enhance your power reliability, and improve your power quality. Here are some of the benefits that Multiboxx Energy BESS can offer you

Energy Storage for Renewable Energy Sources

One of the primary benefits of BESS is that they provide a way to store excess energy generated by renewable sources like solar and wind power. This benefit is especially useful because their output may not always match the energy demand. By storing the excess energy produced during peak periods, BESS modules can help ensure that the energy is available when needed, even if the renewable source isn’t generating at the time.

Load Management

The Multiboxx Energy BESS can be used to store energy when the demand is low and release energy when the demand is high. This reduces stress on the grid, avoids blackouts and can be cost-efficient. The Multiboxx Energy BESS can also participate in demand and response programs and earn incentives from your utility company.

Backup Power

The Multiboxx Energy BESS can provide you with backup power in case of a grid outage or power interruption. This is especially necessary for critical facilities like hospitals, data centers, and emergency services. With Multiboxx Energy BESS, you can keep your essential operations running until the grid is back online.

Improved Power Quality

The Multiboxx Energy BESS can be used to improve the quality of your power supply by providing reactive power support and voltage regulation. Reactive power is needed to maintain the voltage levels in the grid and prevent power outages. Voltage regulation is the process of adjusting the voltage levels to avoid fluctuations that can damage your equipment. Multiboxx Energy BESS can help you achieve both by absorbing or releasing energy as needed.

Fuel and maintenance saving on generators.

The integration of the Multiboxx Energy BESS, in collaboration with a diesel generator, offers a substantial economic advantage. The Multiboxx Energy system manages power requirements during periods when the generator would typically be idle, allowing the diesel generator to run at its most efficient setting to power up the Multiboxx BESS.

Battery energy storage containers consist of one or more batteries that can charge and discharge energy as needed. They also have inverters that convert the direct current (DC) from the batteries to alternating current (AC) for the grid, and vice versa. They also have HVAC systems that regulate the temperature and humidity inside the container, and safety features that protect the batteries from fire and explosion hazards.

Around 2,5 hours from the grid.