- Flexibility in AC and DC voltage ranges allows full current output without curtailing and allows integration of wide variety of DC sources
- High power density reduces project costs
- Patented Dynamic Transfer technology enables backup power and minimizes load disruptions
SOUTH BURLINGTON, VERMONT – Dynapower, a Sensata Technologies company and a global leader in power conversion and energy storage solutions, is announcing the launch of its fifth generation of the Compact Power Systems (CPS) family of bidirectional energy storage inverters, the CPS-2500 and CPS-1250.
Dynapower’s latest generation of utility-scale energy storage inverters are designed for both grid-tied and microgrid applications. Both the CPS-2500 and CPS-1250 will be certified to UL 1741 Ed. 3, including SB smart inverter requirements. Key features and benefits of the CPS-2500 and CPS-1250 include:
- Flexibility: The high degree of flexibility in the AC and DC voltage ranges of the CPS-2500 and CPS-1250 allows full current output without curtailing and facilitates the integration of a wide variety of battery and alternative DC sources. Additionally, the configurability of the DC port structure allows the end user to alternatively design their DC input to reduce balance of system costs or to mitigate extreme fault currents.
- High power density: The CPS-2500 and CPS-1250 inverters achieve an industry-leading total system power density of 8.9W/in^3, helping to reduce total project costs including land requirements, installation costs, and shipping costs.
- Advanced technologies: The CPS product line’s patented Dynamic Transfer technology enables backup power for critical loads while minimizing load disruptions and blackouts during commanded and fault-triggered transitions from grid power to battery power and back to grid power. Black start algorithms enable the inverter to mitigate large inrush current typically seen during large microgrid energization The CPS product line is also deployed with control algorithms that enable massive paralleling of multiple inverters within a microgrid and uses AC current limiting algorithms to increase overall system robustness and reliability.
To learn more about the Gen5 CPS inverters, please visit the product page here.
