Single or Multiple Strings DCDC Rack Converter (100kW to 750kW)
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Product Highlight
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DC Voltage Range
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Current
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Dimensions
- 1200 x 970 x 2100 mm, providing a compact yet scalable solution for large installations.
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Weight
Key Features
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Modular Design
- The system is designed to be scalable, with 1 to 8 power modules, allowing easy expansion from 100kW to 750kW.
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MPPT Built-In
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Bidirectional Power Conversion
- The system supports bidirectional power conversion, enabling both charging and discharging of the battery, which is essential for energy storage systems and peak shaving.
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Wide DC Voltage Range
- The 500Vdc to 1500Vdc voltage range offers compatibility with a variety of battery types and renewable energy sources.
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Multiple Input and Output Options
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High Efficiency
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Safety and Compatibility
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Intelligent Collaboration
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Flexible Applications
Applications

Key Benefits
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Scalable and Modular
- The modular design and 1 to 8 power module configuration allow the system to scale from 100kW to 750kW, enabling future expansion.
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High Efficiency
- The system achieves peak efficiency of 98.96%, minimizing energy losses and enhancing overall system performance.
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Multi-string Technology
- Independent control of multiple strings ensures better battery performance and safety, enabling flexibility in energy storage and power optimization.
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Wide Compatibility
- Supports a variety of battery systems and renewable energy sources, making it suitable for diverse energy storage applications.
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Safety and Flexibility
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Flexible Configurations
Conclusion

The DCDC Rack Converter is a high-efficiency, scalable, and flexible solution for large-scale energy storage systems. With its modular design, bidirectional power conversion, and integrated MPPT technology, it is well-suited for renewable energy integration, microgrids, and commercial or industrial applications. Its high efficiency, safety features, and compatibility with a wide range of battery systems ensure that it can meet the energy storage needs of both current and future energy systems.