Energy storage systems for Bangladeshi businesses
This category brings together HiTHIUM’s modular LiFePO₄ energy storage products for commercial and light-industrial sites in Bangladesh: shops, offices, clinics, hotels, small factories and solar-ready buildings. If you are comparing a battery energy storage system with a diesel generator or a conventional IPS, the range below covers battery-only packs and an all-in-one unit with a built-in inverter. Every model uses lithium iron phosphate cells with a published cycle life of 11,000 cycles; the test conditions are stated on each product page.
Storage is not a catalogue purchase at every scale. A small office can often choose a model directly, while a three-phase factory with motor loads needs its critical load, backup hours and inverter rating checked first. Our battery energy storage system guide for Bangladesh explains the sizing formula, what a price quotation should include and how to compare suppliers.
Where these systems fit in Bangladesh
Businesses usually look at storage for three reasons. The first is continuity: a battery system bridges grid outages silently and without fuel handling, which matters for clinics, hotels, cold storage and offices where a stoppage costs money. The second is solar self-consumption: with a hybrid inverter, daytime generation can be stored and used in the evening instead of being wasted. The third is reducing generator running hours, which cuts diesel use, noise and maintenance. Our lithium IPS vs generator comparison walks through the cost logic for smaller systems.
Storage is not the right answer for every site. Where a facility needs many hours of high-power autonomy every day, or has large motor loads that demand a much bigger inverter, a generator or a dedicated engineering study may be a better starting point. We would rather say so at the sizing stage than sell the wrong system.
Compare HiTHIUM energy storage systems
| Model | Capacity | Type | Protection | Expansion | Typical use |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| HeroEE 4 (L12314ES) | 4.02 kWh | Sealed battery pack | IP67 | Pair with a suitable inverter | Shops, small offices, modular builds |
| MaxPower 8 ESS | 8.04 kWh | Battery pack (external inverter) | IP30 | Up to 16 units in parallel (128 kWh) | Growing businesses that expand in steps |
| MaxPower 8 AIO | 8.04 kWh | All-in-one: 5 kW inverter, 9 kW solar (MPPT) input | IP20 | Single-unit cabinet | Solar-ready small commercial sites |
| HeroEE 16 | 16 kWh | Battery pack (external inverter) | IP30 | Up to 16 units in parallel (256 kWh) | Offices, clinics, larger commercial backup |
IP20 and IP30 units are specified for protected indoor installation, while the IP67 HeroEE 4 is weather-sealed. Placement should always follow the product datasheet. Current prices and stock are shown on each product card below.
How to choose the right model
- Start with the critical load. List the equipment that must keep running during an outage and add up its power in kW. Backup time is roughly usable kWh divided by that load.
- Decide whether you need an inverter included. The MaxPower 8 AIO combines battery and inverter in one cabinet. The ESS and HeroEE battery packs connect to a separate inverter, which suits sites that already own one or need a three-phase unit.
- Plan for growth. The MaxPower 8 ESS and HeroEE 16 can be paralleled, so capacity can be added later instead of over-buying on day one.
- Check solar plans. If rooftop panels are part of the project, our solar panel wattage guide shows how to match PV to battery capacity.
Need a quotation or a sizing check?
Send us your critical load, desired backup hours, supply type (single-phase or three-phase) and installation location, and the HiTHIUM Bangladesh team will help you size the system and quote line by line. Request a consultation or quotation, or browse all HiTHIUM products. Projects above roughly 100 kWh, or anything with heavy process loads, are quoted after a site assessment.
