| Brand | RW Energy |
| Model NO. | PQpluS Series Battery energy storage system |
| Rated voltage | 400V |
| Rated frequency | 50/60Hz |
| Rated Output Rating | 30KW |
| Battery Capacity | 56.5kWh |
| Series | PQpluS Series |
Overview
In today world, commercial and industrial (C&I) customers are becoming electricity producers as well as consumers (or prosumers). A battery energy storage device thus becomes an integral part of the changing relationship between the utilities and it's customers. Battery energy storage system, PQpluS helps the electricity consumers by actively managing the timing and profile of their energy usage. It reduces energy costs and makes the system more resilient while improving the overall efficiency, reliability and availability of the power system.
PQpluS is available in a wide range of power and energy ratings, making it the right choice for end users, system integrators and aggregators, as well as users with the right control system for utility scale applications. It can also be used where multiple energy sources such as wind, solar, diesel or other generators operate in parallel and where the integrator’s high level system controller coordinates the overall operation. In addition to functions like peak shaving and power quality, PQpluS can be managed by third party controller to perform site energy management, integration of renewables and grid services.
Applications
For commercial and industrial customers:
Peak load shaving
Integration of EV charging
Maximization of self-consumption for PV solar
Power quality
System integrators can integrate PQpluS with their controller and provide utility scale solution for applications such as:
Site energy management
Demand response
Grid services
Frequency regulation
Capacity firming and ramp rate control for renewable energy sources
Technology parameters
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