Projects
Selected programs from the network — described by what they delivered, not by whom they belong to.
We rate programs the way a procurement team does: months from BOM to the first pallet, switch time on a battery, a meter holding its margin. Names stay private by customer agreement — the numbers do not.
Two programs, documented.
EU residential ESS OEM
One contract from BOM to the loading dock: boards and assembly across the network, ESS integration at the Changsha plant, racking at RackForge, certificates in the carton.
UN38.3, CE and IEC 62109 documented for every shipment. 6 months from the first RFQ to DDP at the customer's European warehouse — one program team, one change log, one party to call.
The shipped product hits the spec the market demands: 10 ms switchover and 10,000-cycle life, with the test records inside the lot.
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Data-center power-system retrofit
Replace legacy rectifier towers with 48 V DC power shelves: CRPS supplies from 550–2,400 W at 80+ Titanium efficiency, PDUs at 36 kW / 63 A, cabinets to 42–52 U.
The retrofit holds ±1% billing accuracy at the meter and a 250k h MTBF rating on the power chain, with a BBU bank behind it that hands over in under a millisecond — audited, documented, repeatable.
Power for energy programsNumbers that survive the audit.
Figures from group project records and the manufacturing inventory, published by the EMS-Trade export desk.
What their teams said.
"Six months from 'here is the BOM' to pallets in our EU warehouse — on a product our installers recognised because the certificates arrived with the first lot. They ran the whole chain like one company. It is one company."
Product director · European residential ESS OEM
"Our old rectifier towers were a metering liability. The retrofit holds ±1% at the meter, the power chain is rated 250,000 hours MTBF, and the switchover test was the cleanest we have ever witnessed. Audit sign-off took one phone call."
Facilities engineering lead · data-center operator
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Quote inside 24–48 hours, engineering review included. The numbers above are what the same team works to — yours will be documented the same way.