Outdoor C&I · Liquid-Cooled LFP

Storage that pays for itself.

Autonomous peak shaving and tariff arbitrage, 211–1,055 kWh — backed by 8,000-cycle LFP cells and NSS 10-year service to protect the return.

211 – 1,055 kWh
Deployable Capacity
> 95 %
Round-Trip Efficiency
8,000+ cycles
Rated Cycle Life
IP55
Ingress Rating

System Capabilities

The architecture behind the return.

Outdoor C&I · Liquid-Cooled LFP

Full-Rated Output. −30 °C to 55 °C.

Active liquid thermal management holds cell temperatures within rated limits across an 85 °C ambient envelope. No derating, no curtailment — the IP55 enclosure is certified for permanent outdoor installation without supplemental shelter.

−30 °C Cold Limit
55 °C Heat Ceiling
IP55 Ingress Rating
100% Rated Output

120 kW · DC Fast Charging · Storage-Integrated

120 kW DC. No Grid Upgrade Required.

Co-locate fast charging with the storage system and dispatch within the existing grid connection boundary. No transformer program. No civil works. Revenue starts at commissioning.

Traditional grid-first EV charging deployment — long lead time before first revenue

Grid-First Path

Upgrade Before Revenue.

Utility study → transformer program → civil works. 12–18 months before first charging revenue.

WattCision storage-integrated EV charging — fully operational from day one

WattCision Path

Commission Day. Revenue Day.

Deploy within the existing grid connection. The ESS absorbs the charge event — the meter never sees the demand spike.

Tariff Spread → Daily Margin.

The ESS charges during low-tariff windows. EV loads are served from stored energy at peak hours — demand charges don’t reach the utility meter.

Charge: Accumulate low-tariff grid and solar energy.

Charge

Accumulate low-tariff grid and solar energy in ESS.

Prioritize Solar

Route daytime PV to EV charging first, battery second.

Discharge

Serve 120 kW charging loads from stored energy and capture peak-rate margin.

Three deployment contexts. One architecture.

01

Raise Tenant Value.

Add premium charging to commercial property without rebuilding site electrical capacity.

02

Stabilize Fleet Opex.

Shift depot charging into low-tariff hours and keep dispatch readiness predictable.

03

Convert Dwell Into Spend.

Turn 20–30 minute charge sessions into measurable retail traffic and basket lift.

Native to the Storage Stack.

Modular by Design.

Interface: Supports CCS1, CCS2, and CHAdeMO standards for commercial deployments.

Connector: Plug-and-play coupling with the WattCision ESS power stage and controls.

Power Core: High-density conversion hardware engineered for fast turnaround and repeatable uptime.

120 kW DC Output
CCS1/2 + CHAdeMO
Native ESS Integration
No Upgrade Grid Required
Base ESS Add 120kW Module Storage + Fast Charging Engine

Core Intelligence Layer

Intelligent BMS AutoSync™

Cell-level balancing keeps usable capacity aligned across the bank, protecting performance, uptime, and long-horizon return.

Cell-level balance

Active balancing corrects mismatch at the source, not masked at the module.

Bankable capacity

Aligned cells preserve usable energy, response quality, and performance confidence.

Expansion-ready

New capacity joins a healthier bank with less manual balancing overhead.

System Architecture Chapter

Energy Independence, Scaled.

Compose a 250kW-1.1MWh site power architecture that moves cleanly between grid support, islanded operation, and black-start recovery.

Live Architecture

50kW / 221kWh

Switch between savings, resilience, and recovery from one platform.

Tariff Control On Demand.

Discharge into peak windows to reduce demand charges and keep purchased energy deliberate.

Island Critical Loads Cleanly.

Provide primary or backup power in remote or grid-constrained sites without breaking operating continuity.

Restart After Full Outage.

Black-start the system and re-energize priority circuits without external support.

Scaling Architecture

One cabinet becomes a dispatchable plant.

Power
50kW
Capacity
221kWh
Site Footprint
1.0x
Carbon Offset
1.0x

System Intelligence

  • True Parallel Architecture Cabinets synchronize as one plant under shared dispatch logic.
  • Grid-Forming Inverter Establish stable voltage and frequency reference for off-grid or microgrid operation.
  • Black-Start Engine Recover from a dead grid and re-sequence the site autonomously.
  • AI Mode Switching Shift operating mode by grid state, tariff signal, and load condition.

Reference Applications

Manufacturing

Peak shaving and load stabilization for power-dense production lines.

Demand Peak −18%

Data Center

Critical uptime with ride-through continuity and grid-forming resilience.

Uptime 99.99%

Remote Mining

Hybrid site power for remote operations with lower diesel dependency.

Fuel Cost −22%

Commercial Campus

Tariff control across mixed-use buildings, EV charging, and distributed loads.

Energy Bill −16%

Microgrid Project

Scalable architecture for resilient microgrids and islanding programs.

Resilience +1 Tier

Healthcare Campus

Uninterruptible power for critical loads with black-start recovery and zero load-shedding tolerance.

Critical Load 100%

Grid Infrastructure

Dispatchable at grid scale.

From 1 MW dispatch blocks to 4.42 MWh — peak shaving, demand response, reserve support, and grid-forming stability on one bankable platform.

Dispatch Block
1 MW
Peak Capacity
4.42 MWh
Grid Services
4 modes
WattCision storage system at winter dawn

NSS Non-Stop Service

A Decade of Certainty.

NSS turns uptime and degradation risk into a contracted operating envelope, giving finance, operations, and asset owners a clearer planning window.

10 Contracted Service Horizon
90% Capacity at Year 8 / 8,000 Cycles
0 Target Unplanned Downtime Events

Reference model: 1 EFC/day, controlled thermal envelope, preventive service included.

Four assurance layers keep performance contractible.

01

Cell

Cell balancing protects bankable capacity.

Active balancing keeps cells aligned, reducing mismatch losses and preserving usable capacity across the lifecycle.

02

BMS

BMS intelligence anticipates degradation.

Cell-level data telemetry identifies anomalies before they compound, dynamically adjusting charge limits to extend total system life.

03

Cloud

Cloud analytics minimize fleet degradation.

Fleet-wide machine learning models the thermal and cycling burden, dispatching assets to minimize wear while maximizing revenue.

04

Thermal

Thermal management locks the envelope.

Liquid cooling maintains an exact temperature window across the rack, eliminating hot spots that accelerate chemical aging.

Capacity Guarantee

>90%
capacity retained at Year 8 · 8,000 EFC cycles
Year 8: >90% retained
Capacity retention · 1 EFC/day · normalized 10-yr contracted envelope

10-Year Cost Model

−36%
lower lifecycle service cost vs. reactive maintenance baseline
NSS
64
Reactive
100

Indexed cost units · modeled 10-yr lifecycle

Outcome Lower variance. Sharper planning confidence.

Dual-Inverter Architecture

The Power of Two, The Footprint of One.

Two inverters synchronize in real time. One unit faults — the other holds full-rated load. No switchover delay. No interruption.

200 A
Continuous Current
100 kW
Peak Output
Active Redundancy

iMaster · On-Site Control

Edge Control. Zero Latency.

Full system control stays on the local network. Status, commands, firmware — all under one second. Cloud is optional. Never on the critical path.

<1s Command Roundtrip

Status reads, parameter writes, and trip responses — all complete over LAN in sub-second round trips.

LAN-First Local Control Path

Control traffic never leaves your network. Cloud connectivity is optional and never on the critical path.

OTA Firmware Update Push

Push firmware and config directly to the unit over LAN — no internet relay, no cloud dependency.

Scoping Brief

A proposal your board can act on — in five days.

We run your load data through our financial model, map applicable incentives, and return a complete architecture and business case. Site-specific. Board-ready.

  • No-cost engagement
  • 5-day turnaround
  • Data under NDA
Scoping Brief Wattsonic Engineering

Inputs required

  • Site load profile 15-min interval CSV
  • Utility rate schedule TOU + demand charges
  • Resilience parameters backup window, loads
  • Site constraints footprint, grid class

Deliverables

  • System architecture capacity, single-line
  • 10-year financial model NPV, IRR, payback
  • Incentive analysis ITC, MACRS, programs
  • Execution-ready proposal spec, BOM, schedule