Our BESS can operate independently to provide silent, zero-emission power or be integrated with grid electricity, diesel generators, solar arrays or a combination of power sources.Â
In hybrid applications, the system reduces generator runtime, improves operating efficiency, and helps maintain stable power during changing load conditions.
Available in containerised, cabinet and rack-mounted configurations, each system can be tailored to suit the site’s energy demand, available space and operational requirements.
Yes, Allied Pumps’ BESS is designed for applications including water bores, transfer stations, treatment facilities and pressure systems. The correct battery capacity depends on the pumps’ combined load, operating profile, and required runtime.
Yes, solar arrays can be integrated with the BESS to recharge the batteries, reduce fuel use, and support low-emission operation in remote or off-grid locations.
The Allied Pumps’ BESS comes equipped with intelligent battery monitoring, thermal runaway detection, fire-inhibiting fluid injection, Stat-X fire suppression, environmental alarms, door alarms, and external emergency-stop controls.
Yes, when correctly integrated, the Allied Pumps’ BESS can provide backup support and improve resilience during interruptions or instability in the electricity supply.
The Allied Pumps’ BESS includes modular capacities of 140 kWh, 212 kWh and 318 kWh. The most appropriate size will depend on the site’s connected load and required operating duration.