Peak shaving
Reduction of peak loads through targeted use of storage capacity in order to limit grid connection power and optimize power costs.
Battery energy storage systems consist of multiple individual components, including batteries, inverters, grid connections, and software applications. Only through intelligent control do these components form a fully functional and coordinated system.
INTILION control units connect these components into an integrated energy system. They manage energy flows, integrate applications, and ensure that battery storage systems operate reliably, grid-compliant, and economically.
The INTILION control architecture consists of the INTILION Application Unit (IAU) and the INTILION Control Unit (ICU). Together, they form the central control layer of modern battery energy storage systems.
INTILION control systems connect battery energy storage systems with technical components, grid interfaces, and external applications.
This creates a coordinated energy system that can respond flexibly to changing requirements and market conditions.
The Application Unit coordinates the operational management of the battery system and ensures the optimized use of available storage capacity.
Inverters are integrated into the higher-level control system via the system architecture. The technical interface is provided through the INTILION Control Unit.
The control system ensures grid-compliant operation of battery energy storage systems and can be deployed as a certified EZA controller.
The open system architecture enables seamless integration of energy management systems and other technical interfaces.
The control system enables the integration of market participants and trading platforms to implement a wide range of market strategies.
The INTILION Application Unit (IAU) is the central control and regulation element within the INTILION system architecture. This is where system information is processed, applications are controlled and energy flows are coordinated.
It forms the superordinate control level at which battery systems, inverters, grid connections and external applications are brought together.
This turns individual components into an intelligent and flexible energy system.
The IAU can also be used as a certified EZA controller and thus supports the grid-compliant operation of battery storage systems.
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The INTILION Control Unit forms the technical interface between the battery system, inverters and the higher-level control system.
It collects system data, connects inverters to the control system and ensures that all technical components work together reliably.
The control architecture enables various applications in the operation of battery storage systems, e.g.
Reduction of peak loads through targeted use of storage capacity in order to limit grid connection power and optimize power costs.
Increasing the proportion of self-consumption by temporarily storing generated energy and using it as required.
Combination of several applications within a storage system to maximize flexibility and economic use of storage capacity.
Supporting grid stability by quickly providing or absorbing power to stabilize frequency and voltage.
Integration of the battery storage system into higher-level energy management systems for coordinated control of energy generation, consumption and storage.
The INTILION Control Unit (ICU) forms the technical interface between the battery system, inverters and the higher-level control system. It collects system data, connects inverters to the control system and ensures that all technical components work together reliably.
It thus creates the basis for stable and safe operation of the entire battery storage system.
Modular and scalable large-scale storage systems for any application, from grid connection extensions for e-mobility to marketing scenarios on spot and balancing energy markets. Flexibility and integration of hardware and software components are our top priority.