AVAILABLE CAPACITY GUARANTEE

The core strength of BESS lies in independent battery string management. Complete isolation of DC voltage between strings eliminates bias and loop currents present in DC bus structures. Consequently, the risk of significant, system-wide capacity degradation due to voltage dips in individual strings is completely mitigated. The overall system can still function at a reduced capacity and power proportional to the affected string's decline. This translates to a manageable performance decrease, not a complete system failure.

EXTENDED SYSTEM OPERATING LIFE

To reach the nominal AC outlet voltage, efficiency will be reduced, corresponding to a reduction in the AC output power of the inverter. Only through balancing, optimization, stringing and all kinds of protective design, complemented with proper regular maintenance, can the output meet expectations to the largest extent possible. Under string structure, there is no ringing or bias flow between the individual cell strings. The string BESS therefore has a longer life expectancy in terms of system architecture than systems with a DC bus grid connection.

CONVENIENT MAINTENANCE

The need for convenient maintenance of BESS has always been one of the fundamental issues at the bottom of large-scale BESS. The natural advantage of a string-type BESS topology is that battery strings are decoupled from one another, without interference. Therefore, when maintaining and repairing faulty strings, the scope of work is consistent with that for maintaining a single string, involving balancing and calibration, which is easy to perform.