Modular by Design
System control and energy storage are separate. Capacity is set by how many packs a deployment needs.
Atlas
Modular Energy Storage. Ready to Deploy.
A scalable sodium‑ion energy storage platform for temporary, mobile and commercial power. Atlas combines intelligent system control with modular battery capacity to deliver clean, quiet and dependable power where it is needed.
System at a glance
- Core
- Control module
- Pack
- Battery module
- Two packs
- 5.8 kWh usable
Developed together with
Developed together with
Power Without the Generator
Temporary and mobile power has traditionally relied on diesel generators, bringing noise, exhaust fumes, fuel handling and maintenance. Atlas provides clean, quiet battery power with zero local exhaust emissions, helping operators reduce generator runtime and simplify power deployment.
One Platform. Modular Capacity.
Atlas separates system control from energy storage through a modular architecture built around two components.
Core
The intelligence of the system, integrating control, power electronics and system management. The Core holds no energy of its own.
Pack
Modular sodium‑ion energy storage, configured to the capacity a deployment calls for. Packs share a common bus.
One Core runs as many Packs as the deployment calls for. Capacity, output and configuration are confirmed at application review.
Built for Flexible Deployment
Clean and Quiet
No engine, no fuel and no local exhaust. Atlas delivers quiet battery power for sites where noise, emissions and fuel handling are undesirable.
Sodium‑Ion Safety
Sodium‑ion cells: no lead, no lithium, no acid to handle, and very low fire risk in enclosed spaces.
Built for Deployment
A transportable, modular system designed for rapid deployment without the infrastructure of a permanent installation.
Power Where It Is Needed
Specifications
| Specification | Two‑pack system |
|---|---|
| Chemistry | Sodium‑ion, lithium‑free |
| Usable energy | 5.8 kWh |
| Nameplate energy | 6.5 kWh |
| System voltage | 46 V nominal |
| Capacity | Configured per deployment |
Atlas is scoped per project. Capacity, output and configuration are set during an application review.
Common questions
What is the difference between the Core and the Pack?
The Core runs the system: power electronics and management, no storage. The Pack is the battery. One Core, as many Packs as the job needs.
How is capacity increased?
By adding Packs. They share a common bus, so a bigger requirement stays on the same platform.
Can Atlas be used indoors?
No engine and no fuel, so no exhaust and no noise. Sodium‑ion means no lead, no lithium and very low fire risk.
Does Atlas replace a diesel generator outright?
Depends on the load and the runtime. On many sites Atlas cuts generator hours rather than replacing it outright. An application review settles your case.
How is a system sized?
Atlas is scoped per project. Capacity, output and configuration are set during a review of your load, runtime and environment.
How is Atlas moved and set up?
Each unit is a transportable case, not a fixed installation. It is carried to where it is needed and powered up on site.
Where this fits
Temporary and mobile power
Construction, events, commercial premises and remote operations: the places a generator is too loud, too dirty or simply not allowed.
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