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Explore sodium-ion battery options for backup power projects. We support product selection and customization discussions for UPS, telecom, solar and off-grid applications. Share your system requirements so our team can review the appropriate battery configuration.
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| Battery | Nominal energy | Product information |
|---|---|---|
| 12V 100Ah | 1,200Wh (1.2kWh) | View 12V 100Ah sodium-ion battery |
| 12V 200Ah | 2,400Wh (2.4kWh) | View 12V 200Ah sodium-ion battery |
| 48V 100Ah | 4,800Wh (4.8kWh) | View 48V 100Ah sodium-ion battery |
Nominal energy is calculated from nominal voltage and capacity. Usable energy and runtime depend on the battery configuration, discharge limits, temperature and system losses. Confirm the current model-specific datasheet before system design.
UPS backup: Confirm the UPS DC bus range, required discharge power, backup duration and charging profile.
Telecom backup: Review rectifier settings, low-voltage disconnect thresholds, rack dimensions and monitoring requirements.
Solar and off-grid systems: Check inverter or charge-controller compatibility, operating voltage limits and any required BMS communication.
Equipment backup: Provide continuous and peak load requirements, available installation space and operating conditions.
Discuss voltage, capacity, enclosure, terminals and BMS requirements with our team. Availability, lead time and project-specific options are confirmed during quotation.
Application and destination market.
System voltage and equipment model.
Continuous load, peak load and required backup time.
Charging equipment and communication requirements.
Temperature range, installation space and expected order quantity.
Required product documentation and applicable testing or certification.
Compatibility must be checked for the specific battery and system. Nominal voltage alone does not establish compatibility. Review the full operating voltage range, charger settings, protection thresholds, current requirements and mechanical connections before replacement.
A first estimate is usable battery energy in watt-hours divided by average load in watts. Account for inverter losses, discharge limits, temperature and ageing. Battery capacity alone does not determine runtime.
Request the current model-specific datasheet and the test or certification documents applicable to your product configuration and destination. Cycle life, temperature performance and safety claims should be evaluated with their test conditions.
Dedicated to providing the optimum materials and solutions regarding to different projects
Each battery can be customized in terms of voltage, capacity, dimensions, and enclosure design, ensuring optimal performance and compatibility for each specific use case.
Advantages of Sodium Battery
Sodium-ion batteries are an emerging type of rechargeable battery that function similarly to lithium-ion batteries but use sodium (Na⁺) ions instead of lithium (Li⁺) ions as the charge carriers.
1. Sodium (Na) is the 6th most abundant element on Earth，It's easily available from seawater and salt mines.
2. Sodium-ion batteries perform more reliably in cold environments than lithium-ion batteries.
3. Sodium-ion batteries are more stable under high temperatures and overcharging, could be recovery from 0V.
4. Many sodium-ion batteries can be made using existing lithium-ion battery manufacturing infrastructure
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