Delta’s new LFP battery targets MW-scale market

Above: Delta LFP battery

The offering, says Delta, addresses the urgent need for grid ancillary services, solar plus storage, and backup power assurance. The lithium-iron battery system is provided pre-assembled with battery modules, power, and control equipment. It complies with IEEE 693 seismic certification and IEC 60721-3-2 transportation standards, facilitating transportation by truck and eliminating the need for multiple shipments and on-site battery assembly, thereby reducing the risk of project delays due to weather conditions at outdoor construction sites, asserts Delta.

“As energy storage systems become increasingly familiar in the market, efficiency and safety are growing concerns for owners,” says Paul Ai, Delta’s senior director of energy system solutions business department.

“The newly launched LFP battery system features compartmentalised design, fire-resistant casing, variable frequency energy-saving air conditioning, cooling systems, and sensors. It incorporates multi-layer safety protection and management, aligns with international safety regulations, and meets battery protection requirements, effectively reducing the risk of accidents.

“Delta understands the challenges and risks involved in MW-scale energy storage system deployment. This battery system not only addresses on-site installation issues but also enhances the overall system’s safety, ensuring smooth operation from design and construction to maintenance.”