Description
Sunwoda OASIS L385 is a high-tech outdoor energy storage system of increased capacity built on liquid cooling. Thanks to its high energy density, compact modular design, and full factory integration, the system ensures fast installation and a reliable solution for complex energy challenges across the commercial, industrial, and utility-grid segments.
Key Objectives and Functional Capabilities
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Peak Load Shaving (Peak Shaving): Reducing a facility’s peak consumption to optimize costs under its connected-power capacity agreement.
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Tariff Arbitrage and Renewable Energy: Storing cheaper electricity at night or surplus generation from solar/wind plants, then discharging it during peak tariff hours.
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Grid Services and Microgrids: Frequency and voltage regulation, grid stabilization, fast response during emergencies, and operation within fully autonomous microgrids.
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Backup Power (UPS): Protecting critical infrastructure and continuous production cycles from sudden power outages.
Architecture Advantages and Liquid Cooling Technology
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Increased Capacity in a Compact Enclosure: Delivers high storage output within a minimal site footprint.
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Precision Thermal Management: Liquid cooling ensures even heat dissipation from every LFP cell, significantly slowing degradation and extending overall battery life.
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Comprehensive Safety: Integrated multi-level fire suppression, gas exhaust systems, and an intelligent monitoring complex (BMS/EMS) ensure reliable operation under harsh operating conditions.
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Modularity and “Plug & Play” Deployment: The ready-made factory kit minimizes the scope and cost of construction, installation, and commissioning work.
Application Areas
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Large Industrial Facilities: Energy-intensive production, plants, and the mining industry.
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Combined Energy Complexes: Industrial solar and wind power plants for generation curve smoothing.
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Logistics and Real Estate Development: Large-scale distribution centers, shopping malls, and EV fast-charging hubs.
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Special and Grid Infrastructure: Local autonomous microgrids and distribution substations.
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