Description
CONDENSED CORE BATTERY FOR DATA CENTER EMERGENCY POWER | ATOMFAIRCOMMERCIAL GRADE · PRODUCTION
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MANUFACTURER: ATOMFAIR LLC
BRAND: ATOMFAIR®
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This battery system requires strict adherence to voltage and temperature limits to prevent degradation and safety hazards. The IP68-rated enclosure must remain sealed to maintain environmental protection and fire isolation integrity.
- Maximum Charge Voltage Constraint: Never charge the battery beyond 58.4 V to avoid overvoltage damage and thermal runaway risk.
- Minimum Discharge Voltage Constraint: Discharge must be terminated at 40 V to prevent deep discharge-induced capacity loss.
- Charge Rate Constraint: Continuous charge current must not exceed 1C (100 A) to prevent overheating and accelerated aging.
- Environmental Storage Conditions: Store the battery in a cool, dry environment to prevent moisture ingress and thermal stress on the enclosure seals.
- Fire Isolation Integrity: Maintain the battery's fire isolation barriers unobstructed to ensure containment of any thermal event within the chassis.
This procedure outlines the safe installation and first-time commissioning of the battery system for data center emergency power. Follow these steps sequentially to ensure proper setup and avoid electrical hazards.
Required Equipment: Rack mount kit, DC power cables (rated for 100 A continuous), Torque wrench, Digital multimeter
- Inspect unit
Inspect the battery chassis for physical damage and verify IP68 seal integrity before installation. - Mount in rack
Secure the battery in a standard 4U rack space using the provided mounting hardware. - Connect DC cables
Connect the battery terminals to the UPS DC bus using appropriately rated cables and torque specifications. - Verify voltage
Verify the battery voltage is within the 40-58.4 V range before initial charging. - Perform initial charge
Perform a full charge cycle at 0.3C to 1C until the charge cut-off voltage of 58.4 V is reached. - Conduct discharge test
Conduct a discharge test at up to 6C to confirm system readiness and voltage stability. - Monitor BMS
Monitor the battery management system for any fault indications during the first 24 hours of operation.
How does the 6C continuous discharge capability of the Condensed Core Battery affect voltage stability during a full-load UPS transfer in a data center?
The battery sustains a high-rate 6C discharge profile without voltage sag, ensuring stable power delivery during grid loss. This is achieved through a low-impedance chemical core layout and a discharge voltage range of 40 V to 58.4 V, supporting dynamic 1C–6C flow. The ≥95% round-trip efficiency at 1C and 25 °C ambient further confirms minimal energy loss under load.
Can the 51.2V 100Ah condensed core battery be integrated directly into existing 4U rack-mount UPS systems without modifying the bus architecture?
Yes, the battery is built into a standardized 4U rack-mount chassis with dimensions of 482.6 × 600 × 177.8 mm, matching standard rack integration geometry. It features superior EMI immunity and extreme fire isolation metrics, allowing direct integration into existing UPS racks without bus architecture modifications. Compliance with UL 1973 and IEC 62619 ensures compatibility with commercial backup infrastructure.
What are the specific storage and handling requirements for the IP68-rated condensed core battery to maintain its flame retardant UL94 V-0 rating?
The battery must be stored and operated within its specified temperature windows: discharging from -20 °C to 60 °C and charging from 0 °C to 40 °C, with a recommended ambient of 15 °C to 35 °C. The IP68 enclosure provides dust and water ingress protection, while the UL94 V-0 rating requires avoiding physical damage to the casing that could compromise fire proofing. Vibration resistance and salt fog shielding are inherent, but the unit should be handled with standard industrial safety protocols for high-capacity lithium systems.
This 51.2V 100Ah condensed core battery delivers 5.12 kWh with ≥95% round-trip efficiency and 6C discharge capability for data center UPS, but imposes strict charging temperature limits and requires heavy-duty handling infrastructure.
Positive
- High Round-Trip Efficiency: Achieves ≥95% charge/discharge conversion efficiency at 1C and 25°C ambient, minimizing energy loss in critical backup operations.
- Sustained High-Rate Discharge: Supports up to 6C continuous discharge without voltage sag, enabling reliable bridge power during grid loss events.
Trade-offs
- Restricted Charging Temperature Range: Charging is limited to 0°C to 40°C with a recommended 15°C to 35°C window, requiring thermal management in cold environments.
- Significant System Weight: The integrated unit weighs approximately 45–50 kg, necessitating proper lifting equipment and rack structural support for installation.
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