ComAp introduced its InteliNeo 5500 and 6000 controllers for on- and off-grid hybrid microgrid systems
It also featured its InteliNeo 530 BESS controller at the show
In addition, the company promoted its LED-based displays and a web-based remote monitoring platform
Czechia-based hybrid microgrid controller maker ComAp displayed its InteliNeo 5500 and 6000 at The Battery Show to support multiple power sources from a hybrid microgrid. The former controller targets real-time management and optimization of on- and off-grid hybrid systems. The InteliNeo 6000 supports the combining of traditional grid or gensets with renewable energy sources. Both are compatible with storage and non-ComAp genset controllers.
The company also promoted its InteliNeo 530 BESS controller to protect, monitor, and control all important components inside a battery energy storage system (BESS). The product datasheet says ComAp-assisted BESSs can easily interface and operate with other co-located power sources. Its built-in function supports integrating centralized or multi-string PCS-based BESSs with DC switchgear automation. For remote power conversion system control via third-party devices, it supports a range of communication protocols, including Modbus, SunSpec, and J1939. It also integrates its built-in battery management system (BMS) with the PCS via a predefined state-machine algorithm.
These controllers are embedded with pre-programmed algorithms for multiple applications, such as peak shaving, SOC balancing, on- and off-grid transitions, silent operation, energy shifting, and automatic resource dispatch. These grid-interactive applications depend on regional regulations and users’ load patterns.
In addition to controllers, the company offered its LED-based display lineup with up to 18.5" touch screens, aiming to monitor and manage the controllers.
The company also showcased WebSupervisor, a web-based remote monitoring platform. It provides comprehensive real-time device status, exact locations, and all relevant data, helping users optimize operations, the company stated.
