All-in-One Energy Units

A complete power plant in a 3 m container.

The all-in-one unit is a 3 m insulated container with the inverter, battery storage, protection, fire suppression, cooling and monitoring already installed and tested. Add solar panels on the roof or on the ground beside it, connect the site, and it runs. Built for depots, border posts, pump stations, clinics and remote sites.

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All-in-One Energy UnitsInverter, battery, controls and protection in one unit

Use cases

Sites with a single supply point and a load between about 20 and 100 kW: depots, remote offices, border posts, telecoms and water installations, farms and small factories. Backup through outages, solar self-consumption by day, and peak shifting on time-of-use tariffs.

How it is configured

The format is fixed; the equipment is sized to the site. A typical unit carries a 50 kW three-phase hybrid inverter, 120 kWh of LFP storage in rack-mounted high-voltage modules, duty and standby air conditioning, a lithium-rated fire suppression system, generator integration and remote monitoring. Smaller units start at 12 kW and 48 kWh.

Typical configuration.

The format is standard; the equipment inside is sized to your site. The quotation lists every component.

Container format3 m insulated, Grade A, lockable, vinyl floor
Power conversion12 to 50 kW hybrid inverter, single or three phase
Battery48 to 128 kWh lithium iron phosphate (LFP), 10-year design life
CoolingTwo air conditioners, duty and standby
Fire and safetyLithium-rated aerosol suppression and detection, emergency stop, SANS 10142 protection
MonitoringRemote monitoring and alarms over 4G or site network
SolarRoof-mounted or ground-mounted PV, 20 to 80 kWp
DeliveryCrane placement anywhere in South Africa, commissioned on site

FAQ

Common questions

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What is an all-in-one energy unit?

A complete energy system built into a 3 m container in LinkSolar's workshop: inverter, battery, protection, fire suppression, cooling and monitoring, delivered tested and ready to connect.

How long from order to running?

Typically 8 to 10 weeks for the build, then two to three days on site for placement, connection and commissioning.

Can it run without the grid?

Yes. With solar on the roof and a generator connection, the unit carries a site through long outages or operates off-grid; sizing depends on the load and the Assessment sets it.

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