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Are you fed up with replacing Led acid or li-ion batteries every few years at a huge cost?
The Sirius Supercap is a direct swop out, it is a plug and play and will last a lifetime. Greenfox NZ has a variety of different units available that will suit your needs. See the range below. Also refer to the Centauri server [click through to Centauri page] for more information on Microgrids and our Containerised solutions (your own little powerstation) or call John.
Benefits
The 1000 WH module of the Sirius Energy Storage system has a nominal voltage 12 VDC and offers monitoring and an automatic shutdown function that activates if the inverter/rectifier/regulator fails or any other safety event happens.
To find out more about this module, download the datasheet by clicking below:
With nominal voltages of 48 VDC, the 3550 WH Sirius Energy Storage modules offer various options with regards to alarm, monitoring, safety shutdown, and anti-theft features.
Compare these modules from GreenFox and click on the links to download the datasheets.
Both of the 7100 WH Sirius Energy Storage modules from GreenFox are equipped with monitoring and safety shutdown features. These modules have nominal voltages of 48 VDC.
Compare these modules from GreenFox and click on the links to download the datasheets.
Easily scale voltage or capacity by adding core modules. The communication module at the chassis level maintains control and stability of the storage system at any size.
Sirius can be charged or discharged (flat curve) at any rate (15 seconds to hours) without affecting the cycle life or capacity
The supercap cell has a projected life of 45 years or 1 million cycles.
Sirius produces a minimum amount of heat during charge and discharge cycles.
The system remains effective in extreme temperatures ranging between -30℃ and 85℃.
Sirius is non-toxic and poses no threat of thermal runaway.
The system works with standard inverters/rectifiers/regulators used with Lead Acid or Li-Ion batteries.
Sirius is priced lower than comparable chemical batteries.
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