UnityESS · Commercial & Industrial Series
Aqua
Optimize your operations with an Energy Storage System designed for Open Access Applications. It stores low-cost renewable energy for later utilization and delivers reliable power — solar when available, grid when required, storage always balancing the two.
Key Features
| Charges from on-site solar when it’s available, from the grid when it’s not | Storage layer continuously balances the two, so supply never depends on one source alone |
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| Built for Open Access Applications — captures low-cost renewable energy for later use | Three-tier BMS prevents overcharge and balances cells for safety and reliability |
| AI-enabled EMS monitors operations, controls dispatch strategy, and reports in real time | Outdoor-rated cabinet, engineered for the same industrial conditions as the rest of the collection |
About Aqua
Aqua is built for sites that already have — or are planning — on-site solar generation, and need storage that makes that generation actually usable around the clock. It sits between Aura’s commercial scale and Ultima’s utility scale, sized for industrial sites running Open Access power arrangements. Solar, grid and storage in one intelligent platform: solar when it’s available, grid when it’s required, storage always balancing the two — so the timing of generation stops being the thing that decides whether the lights stay on.
Engineered For Performance & Safety
Applications
Where the Aqua delivers unstoppable performance
Open Access power sites
Capture low-cost renewable energy and deploy it exactly when it’s needed.
Peak & valley price arbitrage
Charge low, discharge high, with automated dispatch.
Renewable integration
Seamless deployment pairing on-site generation with storage.
Grid-tied hybrid sites
Solar and grid working together, balanced by storage.
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