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Vertiv™ DynaFlex Battery Energy Storage System

Name: Vertiv™ DynaFlex Battery Energy Storage System
Brand: Vertiv
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Vertiv™ DynaFlex is a battery energy storage system (BESS) which is a key element to providing an "always-on" hybrid energy solution. The Vertiv DynaFlex BESS helps organizations increase power reliability, strengthen operational resilience, and reduce Opex spending and carbon emissions. If used with Vertiv™ DynaFlex EMS, the Vertiv DynaFlex enables other distribution and generation (DG) assets to achieve these same goals. This scalable solution ranges in sizes from 100kW - 100MW. v2 1030

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BESS is "always on". The Vertiv Dynaflex leverages best in class energy output for seamless operations.

Vertiv Dynaflex can be grid forming, regulating voltage and frequency for distributed energy sources within a microgrid, or grid following, maintaining constant output power during load disturbances.

Microgrid islanding capability allows for power generation and ensures reliability during grid outages or when disconnected from the grid.

Utility demand management capability allows BESS controls to monitor and predict the load and respond to daytime power consumption peaks by activating the battery's output to avoid setting a high demand charge. This results in reduced utility costs.

Assists the utility in maintaining localized power grid quality via a direct command control sequence that the controller will receive from the utility grid operators. BESS issues commands to one or all the distributed energy resources (DERs) to respond to the requirement.

Vertiv Dynaflex BESS is always-on for increased reliability and efficiency allowing for higher uptime.

While connected to the grid, the Vertiv Dynaflex BESS controller can be configured to recommend and activate loads at various times of day when utility rates are favorable yet not overly impacting client operations. The BESS can command the system to assist the utility in maintaining localized grid power quality via a direct command control sequence that the controller will receive from the utility grid operator and issue commands to one or all of the DERs to respond to the requirement.

Allows for utilization of renewable energy as a distributed energy resource by providing energy storage, regulating voltage and frequency, and controlling dispatch of available resources.

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The Vertiv™ DynaFlex BESS scales from 1 MW to more than 100 MW with a 1–6 hour discharge duration and 92.5% round-trip efficiency. The IP55, liquid-cooled battery system uses lithium-ion ferrophosphate (LFP) chemistry, operates from -25°C to 55°C and above 2,000 m altitude, and achieves a maximum capacity change in 2 ms with four-quadrant reactive power control (0.8 lead to 0.8 lag power factor).

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Perguntas frequentes

What about duration limitations?

As duration times increase, land use increases as well. The Vertiv Dynaflex BESS with lithium ion batteries has a competitive 1 to 6 hour duration. If a longer duration is required, adding a DER capable of running for longer duration is suggested to help improve the overall TCO.

When making a business case for a BESS, what costs should I consider?

* What are you annual demand charges? * Are there frequent short duration outages that impact mission-critical operations? * Do you have power quality issues which affect your mission-critical facility and causes damage to your operations? If there are power factor challenges, how much does the utility charge for a poor power factor? * How many incoming utility feeders serve the mission-critical facility, which would need to integrate with the BESS? * What are the operational/maintenance and fuel costs associated with the current backup generator fleet? How often are the generators operating outside their peak efficiency windows?....consult us for other important factors.

What questions should I ask BESS vendors about fire safety?

*Does the BESS supplier adhere to the requirements of NFPA-855? * Is the complete battery system certified to meet UL9540A, which ensures that, in case of a thermal even, fire will be contained within a single rack? * What has been provided for fire suppression? Traditional clean agents and aerosols are not effective for containment of LIB thermal events since the explosive off-gasses from the batteries need to be exhausted which would also exhaust these clean agents. Water deluge has been found to be the best method to cool the batteries. * Has an electrolyte gas detection system been provided to detect off-gassing before a thermal event starts? If water is used to cool a thermal event, how is the spent water disposed of (floor drain may not be suitable). Vertiv Service safety experts inspect and certify the safety of the Vertiv Dynaflex BESS and all Vertiv equipment as well as conducting data center assessments.

What control systems and operational modes are available with the Vertiv™ DynaFlex BESS?

The Vertiv™ DynaFlex BESS includes a DERMs system with automatic dispatch, manual dispatch, and HMI interface modes. It integrates SCADA and native Modbus TCP/IP, monitoring real/reactive power, state of charge, and battery voltage. The optional Vertiv™ EMS adds forecasting, optimization, and market interface capabilities for frequency dispatch, demand response, peak shaving, and black start operations.

What are the key performance specifications of the Vertiv™ DynaFlex BESS?

The Vertiv™ DynaFlex BESS achieves 92.5% round-trip efficiency (excluding transformer) and greater than 99% availability. Project sizes start at 1 MW and scale to more than 100 MW, with a typical discharge duration of 1–6 hours for LFP systems. The system responds to a maximum capacity change in 2 ms and supports 50 Hz and 60 Hz grid frequencies with four-quadrant reactive power control.

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