Energy Storage Systems Benefit from Isolated 1U High 11kW Bidirectional DC-DC Converters

TDK Corporation announces the introduction of the TDK-Lambda brand EZA11K-320240 bi-directional DC-DC converters, suitable for use with energy storage systems. Rated at 11kW, this 1U high product will operate off a 240 – 400Vdc source from a high voltage grid and provide 150 – 300Vdc for charging lithium-ion batteries. When grid power is not available, the converter will seamlessly transition to drawing stored energy from the batteries to deliver DC power back to the grid. The EZA11kW is designed for use in cost-saving peak demand storage systems, emergency back-up power, and recycling waste motor braking energy.

The compact EZA11kW measures just 43.6mm high, 422.8mm wide and 530mm deep, and has the highest power density for an isolated bi-directional converter in the industry. Up to five converters can be connected in parallel for larger scale systems. The use of digital control techniques, SiC (Silicon Carbide) MOSFETs and low loss core technology allows the converter to operate with efficiencies of up to 95%.

An RS-485 serial communication interface allows remote adjustment of the voltage and current settings, battery/grid under and overvoltage levels and monitoring of alarm signals. Serial connection of multiple converters is possible.

The EZA11kW has an input to output isolation of 2,200Vac, an input/output to ground isolation of 2,000Vac and 400Vac for signals to ground. Safety certifications include UL60950-1, CSA60950-1, EN60950-1 and the product is CE marked to the Low Voltage and RoHS2 Directives. The product carries a five-year warranty.
 

About TDK-Lambda

TDK-Lambda Corporation, a group company of TDK Corporation, is a leading global power supply company providing highly reliable power supplies for industrial equipment worldwide. TDK-Lambda Corporation meets the various needs of customers with our entire range of activities, from research and development through to manufacturing, sales, and service with bases in five key areas, covering Japan, Europe, America, China, and Asia.