Topband Unveils 1.5 MW/3.13 MWh C&I Storage System at SNEC

An infographic displays the Topband New Energy & Ecosolex energy storage portfolio at SNEC 2026, featuring numerical specifications for the EcoStor, Flexo and Valtrix systems. The layout also highlights cloud EMS capabilities and provides booth details for the exhibition in Shanghai.
Topband New Energy showcases its Ecosolex commercial and industrial energy storage portfolio, including the 1.5 MW/3.13 MWh Valtrix String 3.0 system, at SNEC 2026 in Shanghai. (Photo Credit: Topband New Energy)
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PROJECT SNAPSHOT

Project Name: Ecosolex Commercial & Industrial Energy Storage Portfolio

Company: Topband New Energy (Ecosolex)

Event: SNEC 2026

Location: National Exhibition and Convention Center, Shanghai, China

Date: June 3–5, 2026

Technology: Commercial & Industrial (C&I) Energy Storage Systems

Flagship System: Valtrix String 3.0

Flagship Capacity: 1.5 MW / 3.13 MWh

Battery Technology: 314Ah Lithium Iron Phosphate (LFP)

Cooling System: Liquid Cooling

Product Lines: EcoStor C Series, Flexo Series, Valtrix String 3.0

EcoStor C Series: 125 kW / 261 kWh

At Shanghai New Energy Industry Association Conference (SNEC) 2026 exhibition in Shanghai, China, Topband New Energy and its energy brand, Ecosolex, are displaying a range of commercial and industrial (C&I) energy storage systems. The company’s featured portfolio includes diverse hardware options, spanning from compact distributed storage units to large containerized systems with capacities reaching 3.13 MWh.

The company is exhibiting at Booth 5.1H-B530 during the June 3–5 exhibition at the National Exhibition and Convention Centre. The exhibit is on showcasing energy storage applications for factories, commercial properties, industrial parks and distributed solar-plus-storage setups.

The growing adoption of renewable energy is increasing demand for advanced energy management systems. These solutions help commercial and industrial users' lower electricity expenses, optimize solar self-consumption, control peak demand, enhance backup power reliability and meet carbon reduction goals.

At the centre of the exhibition is the EcoStor C Series, which includes the M125G261A liquid-cooled energy storage system and the P125G261A PV and energy storage all-in-one platform. Both systems feature a 125 kW/261 kWh configuration and integrate battery modules, battery management systems, power conversion systems, energy management systems, fire protection and liquid-cooling technologies.

The M125G261A is designed for grid-connected applications such as peak shaving, demand management and solar self-consumption. It offers at least 243 kWh of usable energy, IP55 protection, an operating temperature ranges from -20°C to 55°C and a cycle life exceeding 8,000 cycles. The system is connected to Topband’s cloud platform for remote monitoring, data analysis and operational management.

For projects requiring integrated solar generation, storage and backup power, the P125G261A supports connections with photovoltaic systems, utility grids and diesel generators. The system includes features such as dynamic reactive power compensation, anti-back feed functions, black-start capability and backup switching within 10 milliseconds.

The Flexo Series is also on display to address adaptable installation requirements. Within this lineup, the Flexo 50 integrates a 30-kW inverter and a 53.7 kWh battery into a pre-assembled outdoor cabinet designed for backup power, solar self-consumption and diesel generator replacement. Up to six of these cabinets can operate in parallel to deliver a maximum off-grid capacity of 180 kW.

For intermediate project scales, the liquid-cooled Flexo 200 provides modular battery configurations of approximately 104.48 kWh, 156.72 kWh or 208.96 kWh. This model matches with either 50 kW or 100 kW inverters and features an IP55 environmental rating, aerosol-based fire extinguishing systems and a functional temperature range of -30°C to 55°C.

At the end of its portfolio, Ecosolex is presenting the Valtrix String 3.0 containerized storage system. The solution delivers 1.5 MW of power and 3.13 MWh of storage capacity and is targeted at industrial parks, larger commercial facilities and distributed solar-plus-storage projects. The system uses 314 Ah lithium iron phosphate (LFP) cells, active balancing and liquid cooling, while offering round-trip efficiency of at least 90%. Additional safety features include multi-layer fire suppression, active ventilation and diagnostic monitoring systems.

Alongside its hardware portfolio, the company is highlighting a cloud-based energy management platform designed to provide unified monitoring of photovoltaic generation, energy storage assets and electricity consumption. The platform supports remote operation, performance analysis and energy optimization strategies intended to improve asset utilization and operational visibility.

Topband New Energy said the product portfolio reflects its strategy of combining expertise in intelligent control systems, power electronics, battery management and system integration to serve a range of energy storage applications. In addition to commercial and industrial markets, Ecosolex continues to develop residential storage, solar-plus-storage solutions and digital energy management products for international markets including Europe, Australia, Southeast Asia and Latin America.

The company plans to further expand its commercial and industrial storage offerings while strengthening cloud-based energy management capabilities to address evolving energy management requirements across global markets.

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