Freedom Won – Lite Business 40 kWh, 60 kWh, 80 kWh – HV LifePO4 Battery

The Freedom Won LiTE Business HV series offers high-voltage LiFePO₄ battery storage modules in three capacities—40 kWh, 60 kWh and 80 kWh—that are designed for commercial and industrial applications. They are built for durability, long life, and safe operation, and are well suited for the Tanzanian market where power reliability, solar-integration, and cost-efficiency are key considerations.

Features & Benefits

• High usable capacity: With the usable capacities (for example ~32 kWh from the 40 kWh model at 80 % DoD), these batteries allow significant energy storage to cover large loads, periods of grid outage or time-of-use shifting.
• High voltage architecture: The HV versions (410 V to ~682 V nominal depending on model) make them compatible with modern high-voltage inverters which are increasingly common in commercial solar and ESS systems; this simplifies system design and reduces current, cabling and losses.
• Long service life & warranty: The lithium iron phosphate chemistry plus robust BMS means you’re investing in a system built for years of service—important in markets (like Tanzania) where uptime and reliability matter.
• Safety and stability: LiFePO₄ chemistry is thermally stable and less prone to thermal runaway compared with other lithium chemistries; built-in protection features further enhance safety.
• Scalable & modular: Although each module is large (40kWh–80kWh), the series allows different size options depending on load profile and budget, enabling tailored system sizing for business or industrial applications.
• Support for commercial loads: With high discharge power (e.g., ~60 kW continuous for the 60 kWh model, ~80 kW for the 80 kWh model), these batteries can support significant loads — ideal for small factories, large offices, telecom/broadcast sites, solar hybrid systems, etc.
• Grid-interaction and solar integration: These batteries allow businesses to store excess solar generation during daylight, shift that energy to peak periods, or provide backup during grid interruptions, reducing reliance on diesel backup and improving business continuity.

Use Cases

• Commercial Solar Hybrid Systems: In Tanzania where solar irradiation is good and many commercial installations exist, pairing a solar array with one of these battery modules allows daytime solar generation to be stored for evening or night load, reducing grid dependency and electricity cost.
• Backup Power for Critical Loads: For businesses with expensive downtime (e.g., data centres, hospitals, telecom sites, hotels), using a LiTE Business battery ensures a stable power reserve to ride through grid outages or power quality issues.
• Peak Load Shaving / Time‐of-Use Arbitrage: If tariff structures or load pricing are used, businesses can use the battery during peak tariff times, charging when tariffs are low or solar is abundant, and discharging when tariffs are high or grid supply is poor.
• Off-grid or Weak-grid Solutions: In remote or semi‐urban locations where grid reliability is low, these batteries enable solar plus storage systems to provide more reliable power supply, reducing generator run time, fuel costs and maintenance.
• Industrial applications: Medium‐sized factories or production plants that require high power capacity can size one of these units to back up machinery, maintain production during power dips, or integrate with renewable generation.

Value Proposition & Local Market Positioning (Tanzania)

• Reliable Power Supply: In Tanzania, where grid stability can be variable and loads critical, this battery series offers assurance of sustained power, minimizing business disruption and enabling higher productivity.
• Cost savings via solar integration: Combining solar PV with these batteries enables Tanzanian businesses to reduce expensive diesel consumption or high grid tariffs, improving operational profitability over time.
• Investment in longevity & reduced maintenance: The long service life, robust BMS and high cycle life reduce the need for frequent battery replacements, thus lowering total cost of ownership—a key concern for local enterprises.
• Compatibility with modern inverter/ESS architecture: As more commercial/institutional projects in Tanzania adopt high‐voltage battery‐inverter systems, the HV version of the LiTE series ensures compatibility and future-proofing.
• Strong brand and global presence: Freedom Won markets itself globally with experience and product maturity. For Tanzanian buyers, this means access to a mature product, technical support and possibly better resale/maintenance value.
• Scalable solution: Tanzanian businesses vary widely in size and load profiles. Offering three capacity options (and potentially more) means installers and system integrators can choose the optimal size for the application, reducing overspend.
• Addressing local energy challenges: Tanzania has increasing focus on solar, off-grid/weak-grid solutions, and reliable commercial power. This battery addresses those needs by enabling storage as part of the energy solution, improving business resilience and sustainability.
• Competitive advantage: For businesses that adopt such storage systems earlier, there is a competitive edge in terms of operational reliability, ability to optimise energy cost and environmental credentials (which may align with investor or regulatory expectations).

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