English
Português
日本語
Español
Pусский
Deutsch
한국어
العربية
Français
Tiếng Việt
Italiano
Battery Energy Storage Applications in your life
Energy storage devices are now basic components of a growing number of modern-day devices and much more besides. Indeed, from waking up to the alarm on a smartphone, to working on a laptop and driving home in the evening in a hybrid or fully electric vehicle, it would be tough to perform many of our daily tasks without the energy storage batteries.
Mobile Solar Tower Backup Power Supply
During a protracted power blackout, their battery autonomy would merely delay rather than prevent an unexpected loss of power to the load and ensuing damage.
Lithium-ion battery for EV
Pure Electic Vehicles, there is no combustion engine present which means they are the cleanest option and never produce tailpipe emissions and hence the most sustainable.
Battery Energy Storage System
An emergency power system is an independent source of electrical power that supports important electrical systems on loss of normal power supply.
Home Energy Storage Battery
"BESS" , at their heart are rechargeable batteries, typically based on lithium-ion or lead-acid controlled by computer with intelligent software to handle charging and discharging cycles.
Camping Emergency Power Supply
Outdoor camping Lantern, micro-led light emergency Battery lantern.These are great for camping, around the house, your workshop, or working on your car.
Electric Vehicle Mobile Charging System
"BESS" , at their heart are rechargeable batteries, typically based on lithium-ion or lead-acid controlled by computer with intelligent software to handle charging and discharging cycles.
Car Starter Storage Battery
The starter battery is used to start up the electrical system and drive the starter motor as well as other electrical equipment in the car.
Portable Power Bank
Portable power stations are compact energy storage battery that can charge small items, such as cell phones and portable fans.
Renewable energy
Energy systems are dynamic and transitional because of alternative energy resources, technological innovations, demand, costs, and environmental consequences. The fossil fuels are the sources of traditional energy generation but has been gradually transitioned to the current innovative technologies with an emphasis on renewable resources like solar, and wind.
Cost-effective
Despite consistent increases in energy prices, the customers’ demands are escalating rapidly due to an increase in populations, economic development, per capita consumption, supply at remote places, and in static forms for machines and portable devices.
Energy Storage
The energy storage may allow flexible generation and delivery of stable electricity for meeting demands of customers. The requirements for energy storage will become triple of the present values by 2030 for which very special devices and systems are required.
The many applications of energy storage in batteries
Energy storage in batteries plays an important role in the energy transition. Storing clean energy in batteries allows us to provide quiet and emission free energy in areas with insufficient grid access or for clients who would like to work as sustainably as possible. Taking an important step in this energy transition, JB Battery was among the first parties to develop a commercially usable energy storage system. The latest development in this field is the Battery Box.
Energy storage as the main power supply
The most common solution chosen for energy demands in areas without grid access is a genset. However, the Battery Box is also very suitable for projects with an energy demand that can be properly estimated in advance. This is particularly interesting for locations subject to strict regulations concerning emission or noise pollution. In case of a larger power demand it’s also possible to combine multiple Battery Boxes. A total power of multiple mWs can be realized by combining Battery Boxes, which can, for example, be interesting for large festivals and construction sites.
Energy storage and the grid: peakshaving
Handling peaks in energy demand is called peakshaving. This application is often seen in construction or at events, where certain machines or a stage occasionally require a lot more power than the grid can provide at that moment. During such moments an energy storage system such as the Battery Box can come to the rescue and provide additional power. The Battery Box itself is continuously recharged by the grid. In situations with no grid connection present on location yet, the Battery Box can make the difference between requiring a smaller connection or a larger, more expensive connection.