500 kW / 1 MWh Liquid-Cooled Hybrid ESS with Four MPPTs

YINTU is an energy storage solution provider working with capable manufacturing partners. We coordinate configuration selection and technical interfaces for the customer’s project.

Selected equipment and configuration

Direct PV configuration

This page selects the 500 kW liquid-cooled variant with 1000 kWh storage, 480 kW maximum PV input and four MPPT channels. Use it where the project intends to connect suitable solar arrays to the container’s integrated PV input. Confirm module strings, protection and allowable input current for each channel in the final electrical schedule.

Cooling and layout review

The container uses liquid battery cooling with intelligent PCS cooling. Reserve access for servicing the cooling equipment, inspecting the liquid circuit, opening doors and reaching emergency controls. Allowable clearance and coolant procedures must follow the supplied drawings and service manual. A compact enclosure footprint does not represent the total space required for operation and maintenance.

Operating duty and protection

Evaluate charging and discharging over the worst expected ambient period, including any manufacturer derating. Define alarm handling for temperature and cooling faults and how the site controller reduces load or stops operation. IP65 enclosure protection is a source rating for this configuration and does not establish the suitability of every installation environment.

Project supply scope

YINTU coordinates the battery container, conversion equipment and controls with capable manufacturers. PV arrays, generator, site wiring, grid protection, any transformer and commissioning scope are agreed separately in the quotation. Provide the PV layout, climate data, load trace and site plan to establish a suitable configuration.

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Product rendering. Values are based on the supplied model datasheet. Confirm final equipment, configuration, interfaces and operating limits in the project documentation.