Tour our 1MWh Battery 20ft Containerized Energy Storage System

Here at Powertech Energy, we are your local energy partner, here to guide Australian businesses through the complex energy landscape.
Energy Storage Systems are an integral part of renewable energy management plans. Right now, we have a 1MWh battery (BESS) on-site at Mawson Lakes - available now for purchase or lease. This big box of volts is ready to be deployed, approved by SAPN, with our performance guarantee.
This is a perfect solution for:
• Solar farms & ground mount installations (100kWh - 1MWh)
• Remote operations (e.g. microgrids, mining & agriculture)
• Commercial solar systems without existing storage
• Operations running on diesel generators
• Companies with high energy demand (e.g. cold storage facilities)
If you're interested in this battery or looking for an experienced consultant to help you rethink your energy plan, reach out to our team today!
Our brilliant engineers and technicians can design, deploy and service a solution
ideal for your needs.
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[@gordondale4853]

These recover an amazing amount back into the system!!!

[@Robert-fx3ng]

All of the ones I have see in the past were on 🔥 fire.

[@user-ff9rx7kq2g]

Thank you

[@ChrisEpler]

I'll take two, and a solar array to feed it. Thanks!

[@mikemotorbike4283]

Your door seal is inviting disaster with a blowing rainstorm. Rivulets of water will defy gravity and flow through any and all non absolutely tight seal contacts, inducted by vacuum pressures and assisted by wind pressures, which can gust to 100 mph, not including wind funnelling due to architecture surrounding container.. At the very least, Id suggest putting a little overhang roof a few inches over top of the doors, after the unit is installed if outside. Id also recommend a dehumidifier for condensation, which drips. I'm sure you have a ventilation system fan sucking air through the container for heat removal; it will just as easily suck moisture laden air through it as well as providing a path for wind blown moisture to blow in, condensing on the equipment. You are asking for trouble the way it is now, and that involves liabilities. Would you put your home stereo beside a garage door? And here is a megawatt of power.

[@igbatious]

Great job on the audio level

[@dlfrestoration]

OK I want this for at home

[@MarkPrince1317]

Owawooo but brother your video is very short you not tell about voltage of this battery and how long it take charge and what kind of charger use for this battery and what kind of inverter inside there and how's the output distribution of this battery and so many more qoustions in my mind Can you make detailed video on that if possible Thank you very much for sharing Best regards from Philippines 🇵🇭

[@trumpingtonfanhurst694]

Let's see..this would power the average residence for 33 days...you'd want a reserve of 1 week for no sun days..this would be enough power to comfortably run 4-5 homes...you need 2-3 acres of solar to cycle it daily...1MW of 48v server rack batteries (which is what they look like), what I pay = $341, 250 US...then there's inverters....cabling....bribes...

[@MrMeowalikat]

What is the cost of something like this?

[@Sickoloko24]

2 million plus

[@yuris462]

Price?

[@enamsatuu8988]

Nice....

[@gjsxnobody7534]

very nice, may I ask, why do you have all those modules? wouldn't it make more sense to just have the cells naked, with compression of course, and sepeartion for cooling. Each could have it's own BMS, in a box next to the row of batteries.. I'm assuming those are 48v modules? whatever it is, why have a case with in a case like this? I'm also assuming the minim modules are not water proof, so what benefit do all those cases give you? If you just have naked cells. you could cover up the terminals with some plastic cap no? sorry if this is a dumb question.

[@dannelson6980]

In the US the modules are required by UL to limit the spread of fire between modules. I'm not sure about all the requirements for a battery this size.

[@sheffieldhoney]

Container weight ? 🙂

[@williamdirector9584]

Cuál es el tiempo de duración de energia, con las baterías al 100% cargadas. Horas, días?

[@mjr9]

what if your not from Australia can u offer shipment and installation?

[@boblupart862]

But how much is it?

[@geeky_kamal]

Hi, what is the cell AH capacity...?? I assume it is 3.2V LiFePO4.

[@uprailman]

Fire protection?

[@r3dLands]

Damn how heavy is that beast?

[@amandawang6130]

About 20t

[@user-ly2rf5rh4o]

I want to know the price of this product

[@richystar2001]

I want.

[@johnchan7838]

How did you get this moved to your location and what kind of permit do you need to transport it?

[@davefroman4700]

It would be standard trucking rate. Shouldn't need special permits. This is enough to support a small mining operation or some other industrial application when coupled with solar.

[@johnchan7838]

@@davefroman4700 How about the weight then? This is so much heavier than regular 20's freight container.

[@davefroman4700]

@@johnchan7838 A 45ft container full of beer weighs more. Its a non issue.

[@davefroman4700]

You put it on a tri-axle intermodal trailer and away you go.

[@johnchan7838]

@@davefroman4700 Thanks for keep answering my question so quick. Just one more question. Roughly how much is the crane cost to lower this from the trailer to the ground?

[@dr.projectx5142]

For the amount of these it would cost about $1,320,000.00 in just batteriea not including the wiring or the inverter or the other equipment. Otherwise 2.5 million for this setup.

[@dok7955]

Less than 300 k USD (cables incl.). Container extra 😉

[@TripleMachine]

For that much money I rather use a generator. Your ROI is probably 30+ years

[@vashm.5973]

I'm always thinking about that. But instead of thinking about the "savings". I try to look at the "safety" of having batteries (in any form) and solar or a way to charge it without the grid. I'm not a doomsday nut or anything, but if the power ever goes out for a week, or even two. It'll be the apocalypse on day 3, while ur swimming with electric. (At the stage you may have more problems then electric tho lol)