A wide range of possible applications
Incl. integrated inverter, TESVOLT Energy Manager & myTESWORLD portal
Incl. power quality technology
100% depth of discharge
35% higher energy density
Reduced space requirements
Charging speed 1 C
Extremely safe cell technology
The TS-I HV 80 E satisfies even the highest performance and economic efficiency standards. Are you interested in dynamic peak shaving, Time of Use or back-up power applications, either on-grid or off-grid? Then the TS-I HV 80 E is sure to impress you. With output well into the megawatt hour range, it’s equipped to handle the toughest jobs and, thanks to the active filter technology, it also improves the local power quality – sustainably and almost incidentally. High-quality battery cells from the automotive industry and innovative technologies such as the DynamiX Battery Optimizer make the TS-I HV 80 E series one of the most durable products on the market.
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Black Start-Capable
The battery inverter can be operated off-grid or supply back-up power in the event of a power outage
Power Quality
Reduces load imbalance, feeds in reactive power and eliminates harmonics in the local utility grid
Modular Principle
The inverter consists of up to four IPU inverter modules (of 75 kW each with two battery strings; can be upgraded at any time)
Control Rate
Response time to power requirements in the utility grid in milliseconds
Maximum Power Density
Potential for up to 340 kW with a footprint of just 0.54 m2
All energy flows can be recorded, controlled and monitored second-by-second with the innovative TESVOLT energy management system – consisting of the TESVOLT Energy Manager and myTESWORLD portal. By setting individual operational strategies, you can combine a wide variety of applications and thus perfectly adapt the system to the needs of trade and industry.
The TESVOLT energy management system is available both as a free Basic version and as a fee-based Pro version with valuable additional functions, such as the multi-use feature and minute-by-minute data evaluation for even greater transparency.
Click here to learn more about the TESVOLT Energy Management System.
Sites that are far from the utility grid, such as mountain huts, have until recently needed a diesel generator or combined heat and power unit to obtain a continuous power supply. Although these technologies can be procured relatively cheaply, their maintenance and operating costs are higher.
The TS-I HV 80 E can be combined with renewable energy sources such as photovoltaics or wind power to form a stand-alone system, thus providing an off-grid electricity supply that is not only greener, but also more cost-effective.
Because the TS-I HV 80 E allows the battery to be used in multiple ways concurrently, several operational management strategies can be combined: for example self-consumption optimisation (SCO), peak shaving (physical or RLPM) or time of use (TOU) and many more.
The storage system can be configured as needed, with the ability to define a specific storage range for each use case. This maximises the storage system’s service life, meaning that investments will pay for themselves sooner.
Power outages are a crucial consideration for many businesses. Ventilation, heating, cooling and production machines cannot be allowed to go idle, as this risks causing economic losses. Often, emergency diesel power generators are installed as a backup, but these incur high fuel and maintenance costs, as well as generating noise and emissions.
By contrast, the TS-I HV 80 E provides a clean, reliable source of back-up power and helps cut operating costs by a considerable amount.
1) Additional costs for project planing a incurred for more than one charging station
The Basic version is included in the battery storage system at no additional cost. It includes all the energy service functions listed. These can be combined under restrictions.
1. Restriction: only if PV and battery inverter each fulfill an energy service function.
2. Restriction: the customer can combine a maximum of two energy services).
The Pro version can be added to the battery storage system at an additional annual cost of EUR 3/kW (battery inverter output). It includes all of the energy service features listed below as well as the Basic version. Considering project-specific dependencies, these features can be combined and allow the simultaneous use of different energy service strategies.
Whether you’re looking for webinars or certification training, technical design with our TESVOLT project planner, storage system planning, quote generation and ordering with the TESVOLT product configurator or a direct link to your contact – you can find all our tools and offerings relating to the TS-I HV 80 E in our Partner Portal. Just sign up once and benefit from our comprehensive services as an installer.
TS-I HV 80 E | TS-I HV 100 E | |
Type designation | TS HV 90/10-20 | TS HV 90/12-20 |
Energy content | 80 kWh (bei 100 % DOD) | 96 kWh (bei 100 % DOD) |
Nominal voltage | 810 V ⎓ | 972 V ⎓ |
Min. operating voltage | 704 V ⎓ | 845 V ⎓ |
Max. operating voltage | 913 V ⎓ | 1096 V ⎓ |
Max. charging/discharging current 100 A | 100 A ⎓ | |
Max. C-rate | 1C | |
Cell | Lithium NMC prismatic (Samsung SDI) | |
Cell balancing | DynamiX Battery Optimizer | |
Cycles expected @ 100% DoD | 70% EoL | 23°C +/-5°C 1C/1C | 6000 | |
Cycles expected @ 100% DoD | 70% EoL | 23°C +/-5°C 0.5C/0.5C | 8000 | |
Efficiency (battery) | bis zu 98 % | |
Self-consumption (standby) | 5 W (without battery inverter) | |
Operating temperature | 0 °C to 50 °C | |
Ambient temperature | 0 °C to 50 °C | |
Humidity | 0 bis 80 % (nicht kondensierend) | |
Cooling concept | passiv via Luftschlitze und aktiv via Lüfter | |
Altitude of installation site | < 2000 m ü. N.N. | |
Weight Total | 708 kg | 834 kg |
Weight cabinet | 131 kg | 144 kg |
Weight battery module | 56 kg | |
Weight battery management system (APU) | 13 kg | |
Dimensions (H x W x D) | 2008 x 608 x 990 mm | 2208 x 608 x 990 mm |
Tilt height | 2155 mm (front/back)/ 2090 mm (lateral) |
2358 mm (front/back)/ 2160 mm (lateral) |
Certificates/standards celle | IEC 62619, UL 1642, UN 38.3 | |
Certificates/standards product | CE, UN 38.3, IEC 62619, IEC 62620, IEC 61010, IEC 61508, IEC 61000-6-2/4/7, 2006/66/EC (Battery Directive) |
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Guarantee | 10-year performance guarantee, 5-year system guarantee | |
Recycling | TESVOLT offers a free take-back scheme for batteries from Germany | |
Protection class | IP 20 | |
Protection class | I | |
Battery specification as per DIN EN 62620:2015 | INP46/175/127/[1P22S]M/-20+60/90 |
1 Independent Power Unit (IPU) | 2 IPUs | 3 IPUs | 4 IPUs | |
Rated active power | 80 kW/85 kW* | 160 kW/170 kW* | 240 kW/255 kW* | 320 kW/340 kW* |
Rated apparent power | 80 kVA/87 kVA* | 160 kVA/173 kVA* | 240 kVA/260 kVA* | 320 kVA/346 kVA* |
Rated AC current | 125 A | 250 A | 375 A | 500 A |
Rated DC current | 140 A ⎓ | 280 A ⎓ | 420 A ⎓ | 560 A ⎓ |
DC short-circuit current ( | 238 A ⎓ | 476 A ⎓ | 714 A ⎓ | 952 A ⎓ |
Operating voltage AC | 400/480 V +/-10 % | |||
Grid frequency | 50/60 Hz | |||
DC voltage range | 680 V ⎓ to 1200 V ⎓ | |||
Dimensions (H x W x D) | 2200 x 820 x 660 mm | |||
Tilt height | 2290 mm (front/back)/2350 mm (lateral) | |||
Max. efficiency | 97,8 % | |||
Operating temperature | 0 bis 40 °C | |||
Weight | approx. 390 kg | approx. 530 kg | approx. 670 kg | approx. 820 kg |
Protection class | IP 20 | |||
Communication | Modbus TCP/IP | |||
Topology | Transformer-free | |||
Certificates and permits | CE, EN 50178, EN 61439-1/2, EN 61000-6-2/4, EN 55011, VDE AR-N 4110, IEC 62477 | |||
Noise level | Max. 83 dB(A) |
* The TESVOLT PCS inverter is certified exclusively in accordance with VDE AR-N 4110 for connection to the medium-voltage grid. For connection to the low-voltage grid in accordance with VDE AR-N 4105, the approval of the grid operator is required in accordance with the applicable Technical Connection Conditions (TAB) and the necessary grid safety measures must be implemented.