New models added to Atlas Copco ESS range
Company expands energy storage solutions offering with new ZBP 120-120 and ZBP 150-150 units
ATLAS Copco have expanded their Energy Storage Systems (ESS) canopy range with the launch of the new ZBP 120-120 and ZBP 150-150 models. The innovative system, which delivers the highest power with a capacity of up to 150kWh in a portable model, is built on Atlas Copco’s proven lithium-ion battery technology so operators in noise-sensitive environments such as construction sites, can benefit from clean, quiet energy to reduce their emissions.
‘Reducing emissions on site has become increasingly important to our customers and with the introduction of our new ESS it is now easier than ever before for operators to improve their sustainability credentials,’ said Tobias Schuster, divisional product marketing manager at Atlas Copco Power and Flow.
‘The ZBP 120-120 and ZBP 150-150 fit the gap between our canopy range of ZBP and the larger container-based ZBC models and we now have a very comprehensive portfolio of energy storage solutions on the market. With seven models in the range, covering power capacities from 2kWh to 575kWh, there really is an option for all operators to realize the advantages of quiet and low emissions power.’
The ESS line-up is built to the same high standards as the existing ZBP range and offers the same advantages, specifically enabling end-users to cut carbon emissions during operations, and achieve significant fuel, energy, and lifecycle savings.
The ZBP 120-120 and the ZBP 150-150 models are ideal for use where a demanding flow of electrical power energy is required, as the systems efficiently cover low loads. Operators can also quickly and easily set up the ESS in a variety of ways: it can be used as a sole source of power when operating in ‘island mode’, or in a hybrid setting in conjunction with alternative power sources such as mains, generators, or renewable energy. For users wanting more power capacity, the ESS can also be connected easily in series to deliver double the power capacity.
The state-of-the-art systems integrate reliable lithium-ion batteries with advanced thermal management technology to operate reliably in temperatures from –20°C to +50°C and they are specially designed to be used outside and moved around the site. The ESS has an ingress protection rating of IP55 to withstand the elements and is available with a C4M coating for corrosion resistance, as well as a galvanized frame for multi-drop applications.
Furthermore, the energy storage systems from Atlas Copco are getting a fresh new appearance, now featuring in white colour. The new ZBP 120-120 and ZBP 150-150 models will be the first models to showcase this renewed look, making it easier for users to identify all battery-based ESS solutions that optimize energy consumption and distribution in your temporary power solutions.
