Containerized Energy Storage Charging Station
How It Works
Overview
Windrose Power is a self-contained 2 MWh mobile energy storage and charging station. Six CCS1/CCS2 guns at 250 kW each, optional 2 MW MCS port, liquid cooling, and IP54/IP65 protection. OEM/ODM customization available.
Specification Sheet
| Category | Item | Parameters |
|---|---|---|
| Battery | Capacity | 2 MWh |
| Cell Type | LFP, >8,000 cycles | |
| DC Output | Voltage Range | 200–1500 Vdc |
| Charging Power | 250 kW per CCS gun · 2 MW MCS MCS optional | |
| Connectors | CCS1 / CCS2 · MCS MCS optional | |
| Communication | OCPP 1.6J | |
| Voltage Range | 200–1500 Vdc | |
| AC Output | Rated Power | 500 kW |
| Output Socket | 400A × 1 · 200A × 1 · 125A × 1 380V industrial socket | |
| AC Input | Input Socket | 500 kW (Industrial Socket) |
| DC Input | Rated Current | 400 A |
| Replenishment | CCS1, CCS2 Charging dock optional | |
| PV Input | MPPT | 500 kW · DC 300–1000 V Optional |
| Others | Thermal Management | Liquid cooling |
| Communication Protocol | OCPP 1.6J, Modbus-TCP / IEC61850 / 104 | |
| Temperature Range | −40 to +55 °C | |
| HMI | 10-inch · 32-inch | |
| Protection Degree | ≥ IP54 | |
| Corrosion Protection | C4 C5 optional | |
| Size & Weight | Dimensions (L × W × H) | 6058 × 2438 × 2896 mm |
| Weight | 25 T |
Battery Chemistry
Windrose Power uses LFP (Lithium Iron Phosphate) — the safest, longest-lived lithium-ion chemistry. Here's how it compares to NCA (Nickel Cobalt Aluminum), used in many stationary storage systems.
Windrose Power · Battery Chemistry
LFP
Lithium Iron Phosphate
NCA · Battery Chemistry
NCA
Nickel Cobalt Aluminum
Inside the Battery — LFP vs NCA
Cell Cross-Section · How a Lithium-Ion Cell Works
Cathode Crystal Structure — Where the Elements Live
LFP — Olivine Structure
LiFePO₄
Li sits in channels between FePO₄ layers. O is locked inside PO₄ tetrahedra — cannot escape, even above 270 °C.
NCA — Layered Oxide
LiNi₀.₈Co₀.₁₅Al₀.₀₅O₂
Li alternates with Ni/Co/Al-O layers. O is held by weaker ionic bonds — releases above ~150 °C, igniting the electrolyte.
Battery Lifetime: LFP vs NCA
At one full charge/discharge cycle per day, LFP reaches 8,000+ cycles in over 20 years with minimal capacity fade. NCA chemistry degrades faster under heavy daily cycling, typically reaching end-of-life around 8 years. LFP also carries no thermal runaway risk — a critical safety advantage for mobile, outdoor deployment.
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