Anyone have any material or experience in this field of power storage?
Should to good to be true with super long service life and no acid level to check, plate decompositon and such.
They are into the commercial market, not small guys like us, too bad, I like th idea....
The unit I was looking at is only 90kgs empty and approx 240 kgs with fluid added. Hardly a commercial size unit by any standards.
Have been told they are 48 volts dc with a 8kw capacity.
Quote from a message sent to me.
From memory the ZBM 3 is 48 VDC with 11KWh total capacity
Here's some data I found on an earlier model (Gen 2.8-DC)
Power Range
0kW to 2.5kW during charge 0kW to 3kW during discharge
Net Energy Range 0kWh (0% SOC) to 8kWh (100% SOC)
DC Voltage Operating Range 40 to 57V DC
Absolute Voltage Range 32 to 72V DC
Quiescent Current Draw 1.5A DC maximum @ 40V DC
In-Rush Current >100A DC maximum @ 40V DC Auxiliary Power 180W maximum @ 32V DC minimum
Operating Battery Temperature Range 5 to 45 °C (41 to 113 °F) (Limited operation from 45°C, shut down at 50°C) Maintenance Cycle Frequency At least once every 120 hours of zinc pump operation.
Minimum Energy Efficiency Performance Requirement 68.0% gross (energy out/energy in)