Low-temperature sodium battery

Product Overview

Utilizing next-generation sodium-ion energy storage technology, it combines high safety, low cost, and excellent low-temperature performance, providing a reliable power solution for energy storage systems, power equipment, and new energy applications.

Sodium-ion batteries are secondary rechargeable batteries that store and release energy by intercalating and deintercalating sodium ions between positive and negative electrode materials. Their operating principle is similar to that of lithium-ion batteries, but they use sodium—a resource that is more abundant and less expensive—as the charge-carrying ion.

Because sodium resources are widely available in seawater, salt lakes, and mineral deposits, raw material supply is more stable, effectively reducing the new energy industry’s reliance on lithium resources. In recent years, with rapid advancements in cathode materials, anode materials, and electrolyte technologies, sodium-ion batteries have gradually achieved commercial application. Products can be customized according to customer requirements—offering various voltages, capacities, sizes, and BMS management systems—and are widely used in energy storage systems, electric vehicles, two-wheeled vehicles, low-speed vehicles, communication base stations, and backup power supplies, among other fields.

Advantages

Abundant resources and significant cost advantages

Excellent low-temperature performance

High safety performance

Long cycle life

Environmentally friendly and sustainable

Supports fast charging and discharging

Target Customer Groups

Energy storage system integrators

Electric vehicle manufacturers

Communication equipment operators

Industrial equipment manufacturers

OEM/ODM custom clients

Application Scenarios

Household energy storage systems

Commercial and industrial energy storage systems

Photovoltaic energy storage systems

Electric bicycles

Low-speed electric vehicles

Backup power for communication base stations

Emergency power systems

Power systems for industrial equipment

Pain Points Addressed

Large price fluctuations in lithium resources

Excessively high costs of energy storage systems

Deterioration of performance in low-temperature environments

Battery safety risks

High long-term operating costs

Value Delivered to Users

Reduced procurement costs

Improved system safety

Enhanced adaptability to low-temperature environments

Extended service life

Increased market competitiveness

Support for green energy development