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CATL presents liquid-cooling CTP energy storage solutions at World Smart Energy Week

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Manufacturing Technology / IIoT Energy CATL design energy storage integration liquid-cooling CTP World Smart Energy Week


CATL will showcase EnerOne, its outdoor liquid-cooling BESS, and EnerC, its containerized liquid-cooling BESS at its booth.

Photo: CATL.

TOKYO — CATL will show its advanced liquid-cooling CTP energy storage solutions at the World Smart Energy Week, on March 15 to 17 in Tokyo, Japan.

CATL will showcase EnerOne, its outdoor liquid-cooling BESS, and EnerC, its containerized liquid-cooling BESS at its booth. The advanced liquid-cooling energy storage solutions feature:

  • High level of safety: CATL’s liquid-cooling energy storage solutions adopt LFP cells with high degree of safety, and have received a number of testing certificates of Chinese and international standards.
  • Long service life: Supported by CATL’s integrated liquid cooling system, which is equipped with the independent liquid-cooling plates outside of the modules, the temperature difference among 416 cells in the rack is controlled within 3℃, and the temperature difference among 4,160 cells in the container can be limited to 5℃, thus contributing to the products’ long service life.
  • High integration: Equipped with Cell to Pack (CTP) technology, CATL’s liquid cooling energy storage solutions integrate batteries, fire protection system, liquid-cooling units, control units, UPS, distribution system and other subsystems into one, leading the ESS industry with advanced technologies.

CATL is able to customize the components so as to optimize the structure design and integration of its products, which helps achieve varying performance for different markets.

CATL has forged partnership with energy enterprises in China and across the world, and has applied its advanced energy storage solutions in major markets including China, the United States, the United Kingdom, Germany, Australia and Japan.

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