EV Battery Tech reveals Features and Specifications of the IoniX Pro TITAN™ Series
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Product Rendering – Front View
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Product Rendering – Side View
VANCOUVER, British Columbia, Jan. 18, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Extreme Vehicle Battery Technologies Corp. (the “Company” or “EV Battery Tech”) (CSE: ACDC) is pleased to reveal the features and specifications for its IoniX Pro TITAN ESS™ (the “TITAN”)1.
The Company announced the unveiling of the IoniX Pro TITAN™ Series last week and is now proud to release the details and specifications of the first product to be rolled out in the series.
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“While the Smart Wall Series will target the smaller scale home and office battery markets, the Titan Series will target large scale mega markets such renewable energy, cities and major industrial,” said EV Battery Tech CEO Bryson Goodwin.
Product Rendering – Front View2
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Similar to the Smart Wall Series, the Titan Series will be powered by EV Battery Tech’s patented and AI-driven Battery Management System (BMS).
The size of the TITAN will be comparable to a standard 40HQ Container and its capacity per container will range from 500 kw/h to 3,000 kw/h, depending on the needs of the customer.
Applications
- Renewable Energy Storage
- Energy Peak Shaving
- Power Transportation Support
- Energy Load Tracking & Frequency Regulating
- Back Up Power
Product Rendering Side – View1
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Features3
The TITAN is expected to have the following features:
- Ventilation design
- Air conditioned and temperature controlled
- Heat insulation and fire prevention
- Automated fire fighting system
- Power distribution system which guarantees power output
- Emergency lighting system
- Grounding lightning protection system
Specifications4
The TITAN is expected to have the following specifications:
| Capacity | kWh | 2000 | |
| Rated charge and discharge power | kW | 630 | |
| Rated charging time | H | 5（≥3H） | |
| Rated discharge time | H | 3（≥3H） | |
| Rated output frequency | Hz | 60 | |
| Rated output voltage | Vac | 400 | |
| AC phase number | 3 phases | ||
| Allowable altitude | meter | ≤2000 | |
| Working environment temperature | ℃ | 0—40 | |
| Working environment humidity | % | RH10—90 | |
| System efficiency | % | 86（85~88） | |
| System cycle life（25℃） | times | 5000 | |
The Company’s entry into the large scale energy storage solutions (ESS) market is expected to put it in competition with Tesla and their MegaPack. In their most recent quarter, Tesla was quoted saying there is “unprecedented demand across the globe” for their ESS products. In fact, they went so far as to say that they are not able to keep up with the demand.5
“We are seeing significant growth in the demand for large scale ESS products and we are happy to be one of the first movers to announce a product with state-of-the-art BMS technology, which is expected to make it one of the safest and most reliable ESS products on the market,” mentioned Mr. Goodwin.
“With this scalable product, we hope to service both small markets and large markets, ranging from minor remote back up to major cities. These products could be the answer to intermittent renewable energy, remote community reliance on fossil fuels and balancing of overloaded city grids,” continued Mr. Goodwin.
The Company expects the full launch of the TITAN ESS and first orders for the product to commence this quarter.
On behalf of the Company,
Bryson Goodwin, Chief Executive Officer
Email: info@evbattery.tech
Phone: 604-352-2223
About EV Battery Tech
Extreme Vehicle Battery Technologies Corp. is a blockchain and battery technology company with revolutionary, patented Battery Management Systems (BMS) designed to meet the growing demand for scalable, smart solutions for the rapidly growing Electric Vehicle (EV) and Energy Storage Solution (ESS) markets. The company has committed to assisting global recycling solutions by offering recycling initiatives using their technology to analyze and fully refurbish used batteries.
Further information about the Company is available on its website (https://www.evbattery.tech).
Forward Looking Statements
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1 Expected to be launched in Q1 of 2021
2 Projected product rendering. Actual design of product may vary
3 Features may vary on the final product
4 Specifications may vary on the final product
5 https://www.energy-storage.news/news/tesla-demand-for-powerwall-megapack-continues-to-outstrip-supply