
PowerFac-5M
A 5,016 kWh liquid-cooled DC-side battery platform for utility-scale renewable, grid-support, and large microgrid projects.
- Nominal energy
- 5,016 kWh
- Nominal DC voltage
- 1331.2 V
- DC operating voltage
- 1164.8–1497.6 V
Response target: within 12 hours for project inquiries
Application / Solar and renewables
Battery storage can shift renewable energy only when the generation profile, load, curtailment, connection limit, and dispatch objective are modeled together.

Battery storage can shift renewable energy only when the generation profile, load, curtailment, connection limit, and dispatch objective are modeled together.
Renewable generation varies with weather and time while site loads and grid constraints follow different patterns. A large nameplate battery does not guarantee useful capture if charge power, inverter limits, operating window, and control priorities are mismatched.
Use time-series generation and load data to quantify surplus, deficit, ramp, and curtailment periods. Then coordinate battery power, usable energy, PCS, EMS, transformer, protection, forecasting, and grid requirements around the chosen dispatch objective.
A useful technical brief describes the operating problem before naming a product. Follow the steps below so the proposal can be sized against real loads, constraints, and operating priorities.
Define which objective takes priority and what energy must remain available for protected loads. State the permitted grid import, reserve policy and recharge priorities. Review normal operation, low renewable output, constrained charging and recovery after discharge before asking suppliers to propose a battery configuration.
Provide time-series generation and load data, export or curtailment limits, and the required dispatch periods. Ask for charge and discharge power, usable energy at the agreed measurement point, auxiliary consumption and the PCS and EMS scope. Check whether the available charging windows can restore energy for the next operating requirement.
Use one row per recorded interval. Keep measured, forecast and proposed records distinct. Power fields contain interval averages; do not relabel instantaneous readings as averages. Energy fields contain interval energy, not cumulative meter registers. Enter charging, discharging, import and export as separate non-negative magnitudes. Identify AC and DC boundaries without converting one into another by assumption.
Fill measurement fields only from available records. EV fields may be inapplicable to C&I sites; BESS fields may be unavailable before installation. Record missing or inapplicable fields and the reason. If the sampling interval is unknown or irregular, leave it blank and explain. This interval sheet accompanies the charging-session, tariff, grid-limit and operating-priority information described in the guides; it does not replace them.
Blank means unavailable, not supplied or not applicable; it never means zero or pass. Enter zero only when the source explicitly records zero. Do not include names, email addresses, phone numbers, driver identities or payment data.
| CSV field | What to record |
|---|---|
| interval_start_iso8601 | Interval start, including a UTC offset. |
| interval_end_iso8601 | Interval end, including a UTC offset. |
| time_zone_iana | Site time zone for operating and billing periods. |
| original_sampling_interval_s | Original source sampling interval in seconds; preserve native resolution. |
| record_basis | Identify measured, forecast or proposed records. |
| measurement_boundary_notes | Identify the meters and boundaries for the populated fields. |
| site_ac_import_average_power_kw | Average AC power imported at the site boundary. |
| site_ac_export_average_power_kw | Average AC power exported at the site boundary. |
| site_ac_import_energy_kwh | AC energy imported during this interval. |
| site_ac_export_energy_kwh | AC energy exported during this interval. |
| charger_ac_input_average_power_kw | Average AC power entering the identified charger or charger group. |
| charger_ac_input_energy_kwh | AC energy entering that charger or group during this interval. |
| vehicle_dc_delivered_energy_kwh | DC energy delivered to vehicles during this interval. |
| bess_ac_charge_average_power_kw | Average charging power entering the BESS AC boundary. |
| bess_ac_discharge_average_power_kw | Average discharge power leaving the same BESS AC boundary. |
| bess_ac_charge_energy_kwh | Charging energy entering the BESS AC boundary during this interval. |
| bess_ac_discharge_energy_kwh | Discharge energy leaving the same BESS AC boundary during this interval. |
| bess_soc_at_interval_start_pct | Recorded battery state of charge at interval start. |
| bess_soc_at_interval_end_pct | Recorded battery state of charge at interval end. |
| missing_fields | List unavailable or inapplicable field names for this record. |
| missing_data_reason | Explain missing or inapplicable data, or state that the reason is unknown. |
| source_reference | Reference the original export using a non-personal file or record ID. |
Product starting points
Use published ratings to create a shortlist, then confirm the final configuration against the project data and site conditions.

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Technical reading
A defensible C&I battery energy storage system size comes from interval load data, a ranked operating objective, power constraints and usable energy at a stated measurement point. Start with the duty the site needs, then evaluate the cabinet or container configuration against it.
Read guide →A BESS safety review should connect cell and module behavior to electrical protection, BMS controls, thermal management, enclosure, fire strategy, emergency response, site layout, installation, and operating procedures.
Read guide →A useful BESS RFQ states the operating objective, site data, power, usable energy, duration, electrical interface, environment, safety requirements, scope split, documents, and acceptance criteria.
Read guide →Frequently asked questions
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