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ATMOCE brings stackable storage and 15-year battery warranty to Australia 

29 Oct, 2026
ATMOCE ELV C&I BattBank


Energy technology provider ATMOCE will introduce the latest evolution of its Extra-Low Voltage (ELV) energy storage architecture to Australia, presenting new commercial and industrial solutions alongside an extended 15-year warranty for residential customers.

The M-ELV BattBank system is a modular battery setup designed specifically for commercial and industrial (C&I) applications, utilising an extra-low voltage AC stackable architecture operating below 60 volts DC to maximise site safety and operational flexibility.

Each BattBank cluster accommodates up to seven battery packs to supply up to 112 kWh of storage, expandable in 16 kWh increments.

The scalable configuration allows businesses to retain existing solar infrastructure while retrofitting capacity.

Featuring independent module operation to maintain system continuity in the event of a single pack failure, the platform provides adjustable power rates between 0.25C and 0.5C to facilitate effective peak shaving and load shifting.

The C&I product release coincides with the implementation of the New South Wales Peak Demand Reduction Scheme (PDRS), which offers business battery incentives covering roughly 20 to 40 per cent of installation costs.

ATMOCE’s modular architecture supports large-scale BESS installations ranging from 200 kWh up to 30 MWh.

To mark its first anniversary operating in Australia, ATMOCE also announced a major warranty extension for its residential M-ELV Battery (MS-7K-U).

The upgraded warranty provides coverage for 15 years or 29.2 MWh of energy throughput, guaranteeing a minimum 60 per cent state of health.

The extended coverage applies nation-wide and retroactively includes existing MS-7K-U units already shipped or installed across Australia, calculated from their original start date.

Operating below 30 volts DC, the residential system reduces high-voltage risks while integrating seamlessly with household energy networks.

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