Leclanché, a Swiss vitality storage specialist, has completed growth of a marine battery system designed for electrical and hybrid functions. It’s a part of the Marine Rack System (MRS) product line, and will likely be out there in 2023.
The Navius MRS-3 consists of 65 Ah G/NMC cells with laminated ceramic separators, Leclanché’s M3 Power battery modules, a BMS for every module, a liquid cooling system, and IP-rated enclosures. Every of the 8.7 kWh modules has 36 cells, in addition to a unit that measures cell voltages and temperatures and an automatic system for stopping thermal propagation.
In keeping with the corporate, “The liquid-cooled design will increase the lifespan of the system and permits as much as 50% larger vitality density in comparison with air-cooled programs.”
The system’s design permits the management panel and BMS to slip out of the racks.
The Navius MRS-3 is obtainable with battery string voltages as much as 1,200 VDC and steady discharge present as much as 720 A.
Cells for the Navius MRS-3 are manufactured at one of many firm’s amenities in Germany, and the modules are assembled by the corporate in Switzerland.
“We’ve poured the whole lot we’ve realized from our award-winning MRS-2 system into this mission, setting a brand new efficiency commonplace for marine vessels, together with its liquid-cooling structure, which is now universally acknowledged because the most secure within the trade,” says Leclanché CEO Anil Srivastava.
Supply: Leclanché
