ECO-E418LP-A40 / A69 / A80BESS energy storage battery · 418 kWh / 210 kW

Pack-level cooling keeps the cell temperature spread below 3 °C. The modular design allows parallel configurations and easy expansion.
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418 kWh cabinet in three voltage versions
The ECO-E418LP is an all-in-one battery cabinet with a capacity of 418 kWh. It comes in three versions: A40 for 400 V with 100 kW, A69 for 690 V with 210 kW and A80 for 800 V with 210 kW. The same cabinet therefore fits both a low-voltage switchboard in a business and the inverters of a PV plant.
The battery uses 314 Ah LFP cells in 52.248 kWh packs, in a 1P416S configuration, with a nominal DC voltage of 1,331.2 V. Round-trip efficiency reaches 89% and cycle life is at least 8,000 cycles.
Pack-level cooling and modular expansion
Liquid cooling works at pack level and keeps the temperature spread between cells within 3 °C. An even temperature means more even ageing and a longer battery life.
The cabinets connect in parallel, so the system grows in steps of 418 kWh. Each cabinet measures 1,500 × 1,350 × 2,400 mm and weighs 3,800 kg, with IP55 protection and aerosol fire suppression. It operates from −25 °C to 55 °C and meets EN 50549-1/-2 for grid connection.
Questions and answers
What is the difference between A40, A69 and A80?
The difference is in output voltage and power: A40 is for 400 V and delivers 100 kW (0.25P), A69 is for 690 V and delivers 210 kW (0.5P), and A80 is for 800 V and delivers 210 kW. Capacity is 418 kWh for all three.
Can several cabinets be connected together?
Yes. The design is modular and the cabinets connect in parallel. Two cabinets give 836 kWh, three give 1,254 kWh, and so on, depending on what the site needs.
Is it suitable for a PV plant?
Yes. The 690 V and 800 V versions are designed to connect at the level of the plant’s inverters, and the 400 V version is for sites with their own consumption.
What fire suppression does the cabinet have?
A built-in aerosol system. The cabinet is rated IP55 with corrosion class C4, or C5 on request.
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