Key Takeaways
- POWR2 has launched the next-generation POWRBANK MAX mobile battery energy storage system, now shipping.
- Each unit delivers 250 kVA continuous output and 500 kWh of usable energy with a double-conversion UPS and 0.0 millisecond transfer time.
- Up to 10 units can run in parallel for 2.5 MVA and 5 MWh of dispatchable capacity.
- The system is CSA Listed to UL 9540 for the U.S. and Canada and is assembled in the USA.
- Five units powered the F1 Canadian Grand Prix in Montreal, handling peak loads of 1.1 MW across 168 hours.
POWR2 Launches the Next-Generation POWRBANK MAX
POWR2, a manufacturer of mobile battery energy storage systems for commercial, industrial, and utility-grade use, has begun shipping the next-generation POWRBANK MAX. The unit combines large storage capacity with uninterruptible power supply features aimed at customers that need stable power on demanding sites.
Each unit provides 250 kVA of continuous output and 500 kWh of usable energy, with a true double-conversion UPS architecture that offers a 0.0 millisecond transfer time. It accepts virtually any input frequency while holding a stable 60Hz output and corrects power factor to 0.98.
“This generation adds a level of power quality customers haven’t had from mobile storage before,” said Hudson Nunn, VP Revenue at POWR2.
Certification and Scalability
The POWRBANK MAX is CSA Listed to UL 9540 for compliance in the United States and Canada, and it is assembled in the USA. Up to 10 units can be paralleled for 2.5 MVA and 5 MWh of dispatchable capacity. Each unit is rated for roughly 2.82 GWh of lifetime throughput, with parasitic loss under 1 kW in typical operating conditions.
Remote Control Platform
The system runs on POWR2’s ADVANTAGE energy control platform, which gives authorized users remote monitoring and control through a secure browser-based portal.
POWR2 System in the Field
Five POWRBANK MAX units powered the F1 Canadian Grand Prix in Montreal, handling peak loads of 1.1 MW with zero downtime across 168 operational hours.
