HNBESS battery cabinets and a containerised system inside the Hangzhou workshop

CATEGORY 04 · 5 FAMILIES · 21 MODELS

Commercial Battery Storage Cabinets, 16 kWh to 5 MWh

Rack modules, integrated cabinets and containerised systems for factories, cold stores, fuel stations and EPC projects. Three-phase, 380V, with fire suppression and grid interconnection documentation.

WHAT THIS CATEGORY IS

The cabinet is the cheap part of the project

On a commercial storage job, the enclosure is rarely where the budget goes. Installation, grid approval and fire sign-off usually cost more than the hardware. That is why this page leads with the things that decide whether your project passes: enclosure rating, fire suppression, weight, footprint and what the unit does and does not include.

Five families across 16 kWh to 5 MWh. The rack modules are for integrators building their own enclosure. The cabinets are finished units for a factory or a cold store. The containers are for EPC work where the battery arrives on a low-loader and leaves on a hook.

FOUR CABINET FAMILIES

From a rack shelf to a 261 kWh room unit

ALL 21 MODELS

Grouped by family, not by size

Each group behaves differently at site, so they are kept together rather than sorted into one list. The AC power column is what the unit delivers at its terminals, not what the battery can theoretically push.

Model Energy AC power DC voltage Configuration Enclosure
RACK-MOUNTED HIGH-VOLTAGE · 6 models, IP20
HV-307V100AH30.72 kWh30.72 kW307.2V96S1PRack, IP20
HV-358V100AH35.84 kWh35.84 kW358.4V112S1PRack, IP20
HV-409V100AH40.96 kWh40.96 kW409.6V128S1PRack, IP20
HV-460V314AH46.08 kWh46.08 kW460.8V144S1PRack, IP20
HV-358V314AH112.5 kWh112.5 kW358.4V112S1PRack, IP20
HV-665V314AH209 kWh209 kW665.6V208S1PRack, IP20
LOW-VOLTAGE INTEGRATED CABINET · 7 models, built-in inverter
8 kW / 16.07 kWh16.07 kWh8 kW51.2V1 moduleIP55 battery, IP65 system
8 kW / 32.15 kWh32.15 kWh8 kW51.2V2 modulesIP55 battery, IP65 system
10 kW / 16.07 kWh16.07 kWh10 kW51.2V1 moduleIP55 battery, IP65 system
10 kW / 48.23 kWh48.23 kWh10 kW51.2V3 modulesIP55 battery, IP65 system
10 kW / 64.30 kWh64.30 kWh10 kW51.2V4 modulesIP55 battery, IP65 system
12 kW / 16.07 kWh16.07 kWh12 kW51.2V1 moduleIP55 battery, IP65 system
12 kW / 80.38 kWh80.38 kWh12 kW51.2V5 modulesIP55 battery, IP65 system
HIGH-VOLTAGE CABINET · 5 models, air and liquid cooled
100 kWh / 50 kW100 kWh50 kW320V1P100SCabinet, IP54, air
120 kWh / 80 kW120 kWh80 kW384V1P120SCabinet, IP54, air
261 kWh / 100 kW261 kWh100 kW832V1P260SCabinet, IP54, air
261 kWh / 125 kW261 kWh125 kW832V1P260SCabinet, IP54, air
261 kWh / 125 kW liquid261 kWh125 kW832V1P260SIP65 bay, IP54 electrics, liquid
CONTAINER ESS · 3 models, battery only
3 MWh · 20ft3.34 MWhPCS not included1,331V8P416SContainer, IP55, 33 t
4 MWh · 20ft / 40ft4.18 MWhPCS not included1,331V10P416SContainer, IP55, 38 t
5 MWh · 40ft5.01 MWhPCS not included1,331V12P416SContainer, IP55, 43 t

Rack models are bare battery systems and need an external inverter. The container family ships without a PCS. Low-voltage cabinets include the inverter and MPPT, so the AC power column is what you get at the terminals.

FIRE AND SITE

Two things that decide whether the project happens

Fire sign-off and site access sink more commercial jobs than energy density ever does. Here is what each family actually comes with.

Air-cooled Liquid-cooled 261 kWh
Fire suppressionOptional, specified at orderPerfluorohexanone plus aerosol plus water, factory fitted
DetectionCell level, via BMSTemperature, smoke and CO sensors
EnclosureIP54 whole cabinetIP65 battery bay, IP54 electrical bay
Footprint1,260 × 1,420 × 1,980 mm1,000 × 1,300 × 2,500 mm
Weight2,100 kgAbout 2,600 kg
NoiseNot published75 dB or less
Derating above 45 °CAmbient limit 60 °CRated to 50 °C, derated above 45 °C
Why the liquid-cooled unit costs more and still sells: it arrives with the fire kit already inside and a detection set that inspectors accept without a fight. On the air-cooled cabinet you specify suppression at order, and if you skip it, you own that decision at the approval stage. For a cold store or a fuel station, that difference usually decides the order.

SITE CHECK BEFORE YOU ORDER

DOOR WIDTH

The 261 kWh air-cooled cabinet is 1,260 mm wide. That fits a standard roller shutter. The liquid-cooled unit is 1,000 mm wide but 2,500 mm tall, so check the lintel height before you promise a delivery date.

FLOOR LOAD

A 2.6 t cabinet on a 1.0 by 1.3 m footprint puts roughly 2 t per square metre on the slab. On an upper floor of an older building, get a structural check before ordering. Containers are worse: 43 t, and they need a crane on the day.

WHAT WE SHIP WITH

Foundation drawing, cable schedule, grid interconnection parameters and the fire system datasheet go out with the order confirmation. If your approval authority needs a specific document, tell us before the deposit, not after.

BEFORE YOU ORDER

Five questions buyers ask about this category

Does the cabinet include the inverter?

Depends on the family. The low-voltage integrated cabinet includes a three-phase inverter and two MPPT trackers, so it delivers AC at its terminals. The high-voltage cabinets and the rack modules are battery systems and need an external PCS. The container ships as battery only, always. Read the AC power column above: where it says PCS not included, you are buying storage, not a complete plant.

Will it pass fire approval in my country?

The equipment comes with a fire suppression system and a detection set, but approval is a local process and we cannot promise it on your behalf. What we can do is send the fire system datasheet, the cell test reports and the enclosure drawings before you order, so your consultant can check them against local code. Do that first. Discovering a gap after the container ships is expensive.

Air-cooled or liquid-cooled 261 kWh?

Air-cooled if the site is temperate and the cabinet sits in a shaded plant room. Liquid-cooled if the ambient regularly passes 40 degrees, if the unit sits outdoors, or if the fire authority wants a factory-fitted suppression system. The liquid unit is smaller in footprint and heavier, which can flip your floor loading decision.

What is the difference between the rack and the cabinet?

A rack is a battery system in a 19-inch format with no enclosure of its own. You build the cabinet, you own the thermal design and the fire kit. Our cabinet families are finished units with cooling, suppression and a door. If you already build enclosures, the rack is cheaper. If you do not, the cabinet is the only realistic option.

How long from order to delivery?

Cabinets run 25 to 35 days because the enclosure and the fire kit are built to order. Rack systems run 20 to 25 days. Containers run 45 to 60 days plus sea freight. Lead time starts when the deposit clears. For projects with a fixed commissioning date, tell us the date at enquiry and we will confirm whether it is achievable before you sign anything.

QUICK QUOTE

Send the peak load and the site conditions

Tell us the peak demand in kW, the daily consumption in kWh, the ambient temperature range and whether the unit sits indoors or out. We come back with the family, the size and a rough price, usually within 12 hours on a working day.