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Mobile battery energy storage systems on a chassis

Overview

A mobile storage system is the same storage technology on a chassis: rather than being installed permanently, it is driven to wherever power is needed and then moves on.

Typical jobs:

  • sites with no grid connection — construction, quarries, remote works, where running a line costs more than bringing the energy in;
  • temporary supply during grid work, a substation repair or switching operations;
  • events — where a diesel generator is unwelcome because of noise and exhaust;
  • emergency backup that can be moved to whichever site needs it today.

Models and specifications

All figures are as stated by the manufacturer.

Turtle M 723 kWh

ParameterValue
Capacity / power723 kWh · 361.5 kW (up to 405 kW)
BatteryLFP, 314 Ah cells · over 8000 cycles · service life up to 15 years
Voltage768 V (range 600–876 V) · 400 V supply
Container dimensions4900 × 2380 × 2400 mm
Dimensions with chassis9000 × 2550 × 3600 mm
Weightabout 11.5 t
Degree of protectionIP55 · battery compartment IP67
Operating temperature−30 to +45 °C

Turtle M 289 kWh

ParameterValue
Capacity / power289 kWh · 144.5 kW (up to 270 kW for 30 s)
BatteryLFP, 314 Ah cells · over 8000 cycles · service life up to 15 years
Voltage921.6 V (range 720–1000 V)
Container dimensions4050 × 1900 × 1825 mm
Dimensions with chassis7036 × 2550 × 2825 mm
Weightabout 5.5 t
Degree of protectionIP67

A third model in the Turtle M series is built to a project-specific configuration — capacity and power are agreed for the task.

Official dealership

LK Energy is an official dealer of Wincle Energy Pte. Ltd. (Singapore), the W ENERGY brand. The certificate runs from January 2026 to January 2027.

Official dealer certificate issued by Wincle Energy Pte. Ltd. to LK Energy for 2026–2027

View the certificate as a PDF

Where this is already running

The manufacturer lists no reference installations specifically for the Turtle M mobile stations — so what follows is not geography but the jobs this class of equipment is built for. We are not going to invent sites.

  • Construction sites — supply until a permanent connection is available.
  • Emergency supply — the station is moved to wherever backup is needed today.
  • Events and temporary sites — where a diesel generator is awkward because of noise and exhaust.
  • Grid works — supplying consumers while a substation is repaired or switching is carried out.

What we can confirm from our own experience is working with this manufacturer's equipment: W ENERGY containerised systems totalling 20.064 MWh were installed and are serviced by us as part of a 4.95 MW industrial solar plant.

Case: 4.95 MW solar plant with 20.064 MWh of storage

See also

What our own work covers

We supply the equipment as an official dealer. Our own part:

  • The switchgear. A mobile station has to be connected to something: temporary switchgear, an incomer cabinet, protection and metering on site. That is designed and built by our plant in Odesa.
  • Commissioning on site — connection, checks, putting the unit into service.
  • Servicing — scheduled maintenance, BMS checks, battery diagnostics: BESS servicing.
Questions & answers

FAQ

Why choose a mobile station over a diesel generator?
It makes no noise, produces no exhaust and needs no fuel on site. Where a generator is awkward because of noise or restrictions — in a city, at an event, indoors — storage runs quietly. The trade-off is plain: a generator runs as long as there is fuel, storage runs as long as there is charge, after which it has to be recharged.
How long will it carry a load?
It is a straight division: capacity by the power of your load. The Turtle M 723 kWh at a 100 kW load gives roughly seven hours; at 361.5 kW, roughly two. We do the exact calculation from your profile, allowing a margin.
How is it delivered, and is a crane needed?
The station sits on a chassis and is towed like a trailer. With the chassis the dimensions are 9000 × 2550 × 3600 mm for the 723 kWh model and 7036 × 2550 × 2825 mm for the 289 kWh model, weighing about 11.5 t and 5.5 t respectively. No crane is needed to set it down — only access.
Can it work outdoors in frost?
The Turtle M 723 kWh has an operating range of −30 to +45 °C and is rated IP55, with an IP67 battery compartment. The 289 kWh model is rated IP67.
Can a configuration be built for a specific task?
Yes — the series includes a model built to project-specific configuration, with capacity and power agreed separately.

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Mobile battery energy storage systems on a chassis

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