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German manufacturer EKD says its new Ampere.StoragePro E3 battery uses lithium-iron phosphate cells and can be cascaded to reach up to 231 kWh.
Energiekonzepte Deutschland (EKD) has launched the new Ampere.StoragePro (ASP) storage system, designed in collaboration with Studio F. A. Porsche.
It said the compact design features a metal housing, LED light bar, and LED display. The Ampere.StoragePro E3 system is available in six versions, offering capacities from 6.6 kWh to 23.1 kWh, and can be cascaded up to 231 kWh.
EKD claims that prismatic lithium iron phosphate (LFP) cells in the Ampere.StoragePro system increase safety and support up to 12,000 charging cycles. It guarantees full performance for 10 years.
The system includes a 12 kW three-phase inverter, three independent maximum power point (MPPT) trackers, and shading management technology. The company claims these features enhance efficiency and increase actual storage performance by up to 20%.
It said that this is possible due to the integrated security platform, which is designed to monitor the domestic energy system around the clock and switch off automatically if there are any irregularities in voltage, temperature, or current.
Additional sensors are designed to detect short circuits and incorrect installation before they lead to problems. The system is now available with different storage capacities and in different versions starting at €6,000 ($6,700). |
