How to reach the desk
Use the form beside the steps below. The work email you type is the reply path. VoltLink Supply does not list a public phone number or a street address for this review desk.
VoltLink Supply inquiry desk
Send the storage brief from this page. The desk reads specification, quantity, destination and timing, then coordinates factory quotations. No street office, telephone switchboard or map pin is published for this service.
What to put in the box
Equipment type, usable capacity, rated power, voltage and phase, quantity, US destination, requested timing, and the documents you want checked on the exact model.
What remains open
A blank rating stays an open question for supplier confirmation. Requested delivery timing is a buyer requirement; response timing and supplier lead time must be confirmed for the inquiry.
Steps before you submit
- Name the application: peak shave, backup, fleet yard, solar-plus-storage or another duty.
- Separate known numbers from questions. A DC voltage you have measured is known. A cycle-life claim you have not seen is a question.
- Add quantity and the US destination, including who receives the freight.
- Optional: a budget with currency and a per-unit or whole-order basis, plus a supplier preference of high-end, mid-range, budget or undecided.
Select an equipment name on inquiry options to send a product request. The interface guide and the procurement brief explain the fields before you write.
VoltLink Supply is an independent sourcing partner. Submitting a brief does not create a purchase order, a listing, or an engineering approval.
Name the coupling as a project choice. A retrofit note can keep the present PV inverter and add storage at the AC service. A new-build note can propose one shared DC bus, and it should list the voltage window on each side. A budget can be a container price or a landed scope; freight and accessories belong in the note when the second reading is the one you want compared.
If the block may be AC-coupled or DC-coupled, say which path you are considering and which path is still open. Add the enclosure rating the yard or room must meet, and whether thermal management is expected to be liquid or air. A cycle-life number is useful when it names temperature, C-rate and end-of-life capacity. Without those three, leave cycle life as a question for the quoting supplier. The same rule applies to round-trip efficiency: ask for the test cycle rather than a bare percentage.
The following values are hypothetical buyer inputs, not supplier ratings, design recommendations, compliance limits or a price. State whether each capacity and budget applies per container or to the entire order; a qualified reviewer must resolve the project configuration.
| What to type | One worked blank |
|---|---|
| Rated power | 750 kW at the service |
| Usable capacity | 2,250 kWh over 3 hours |
| Depth of discharge | 85 percent of nameplate |
| AC voltage | 400 V, 3 phase |
| Maximum system voltage | 1,200 V DC if the supplier offers that class |
| Enclosure rating | IP65 outdoor containers |
| Ambient | 5 C to 40 C at the Houston yard |
| Thermal management | Liquid, with 6 kW auxiliary named |
| Cycle life | 5,000 cycles at 0.33 C and 30 C |
| Round-trip efficiency | 90 percent AC, cycle unnamed until the file arrives |
| Battery management system | Modbus map requested with the drawing |
| Bidirectional inverter | Included in the 750 kW container |
| Quantity | 3 containers, destination Houston |
| Timing | Requested window of 20 weeks |
| Budget | USD 1,200,000 whole order |
| SCADA | 8 owner points to be mapped |
| Clearance | 2 m around each container |
| Mass | 32 t lifting question per container |