By leveraging high energy density lithium iron phosphate batteries and rapid switch technology, Tecloman is transforming traditional lead-acid battery + UPS data center power supply solutions. This innovative approach increases storage scale, saves occupied area, ensures long-term grid supply without real-time UPS operation loss, effectively reduces data center PUE (Power Usage Effectiveness), and enables participation in power auxiliary services through peak shaving and valley filling for peak-valley arbitrage.
Enhanced Energy Storage with High Energy Density Batteries
Tecloman’s IDC solutions leverage high energy density lithium iron phosphate batteries, revolutionizing data center energy storage. These advanced batteries offer superior capacity and performance compared to traditional lead-acid batteries. With increased storage scale, data centers can efficiently store and manage larger amounts of energy, ensuring a reliable power supply without compromising real-time UPS operations. Tecloman‘s commitment to cutting-edge technology enables data center operators to optimize their energy storage capabilities, reduce physical space requirements, and enhance overall operational efficiency.
Optimized Power Usage and Grid Participation
Tecloman’s IDC solutions go beyond energy storage by actively participating in power auxiliary services through peak shaving and valley filling. By strategically utilizing stored energy during peak demand periods and replenishing it during off-peak periods, data centers can engage in peak-valley arbitrage. This not only reduces overall energy costs but also enhances the data center’s contribution to grid stability. By effectively managing power usage, Tecloman empowers data centers to improve their Power Usage Effectiveness (PUE) and embrace sustainable energy practices while ensuring uninterrupted operation.
Conclusion
Tecloman’s IDC solutions revolutionize data center energy storage by integrating high energy density lithium iron phosphate batteries and rapid switch technology. With enhanced storage capacity, reduced physical footprint, and optimized power usage, data centers can achieve long-term grid supply without real-time UPS operation loss and effectively reduce their PUE.
