Ampace Technology Co., Ltd., a global leader in residential energy storage, made a strong impact at RE+ 2024 in Anaheim, California, showcasing its latest advancements in energy storage solutions. With its focus on technological innovation and economic efficiency, Ampace introduced cutting-edge products designed to meet the growing demand for sustainable energy across multiple industries.
Key Innovations Unveiled at RE+ 2024
Ampace launched the world’s first “Zero Liquid Cooling, Zero Air Conditioner” full-temperature control technology, featured in its UniC C5 system. This innovative solution drastically reduces power consumption by 1.56% and lowers maintenance costs by 75%, significantly improving return on investment (ROI) for users. The Kunlun 2.0 series was also introduced, with GT40 technology enabling reliable performance in extreme temperatures, enhancing its application in regions like North America and Europe.
Ampace’s UPS products also stood out, offering a smaller, lighter alternative to traditional lead-acid batteries. They are capable of a 6C discharge rate, providing essential backup power during emergencies. Additionally, Ampace presented the Andes series portable power stations, designed for household use during outages.
Commitment to Safety
At the core of Ampace’s innovation is ultimate safety. Dr. Feng, Ampace’s safety officer, emphasized the company’s multi-layer safety defense system, which spans from battery cell to system level. Ampace’s products comply with global standards, including NFPA-855, ensuring fire suppression and explosion prevention. Their focus on safety extends through the entire lifecycle of the product, from design to installation.
A Global Vision for a Green, Intelligent Future
Ampace is dedicated to driving sustainable energy development with its advanced energy storage technologies, aiming to contribute to global sustainability goals. By enhancing product safety, reliability, and efficiency, Ampace is positioned to play a pivotal role in shaping the future of green energy.
Source: apnews.com
