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ATMOCE Brings Flexible AC Stackable Storage and 15-Year M-ELV Battery Warranty to All Energy Australia 2026

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One year after

entering Australia, ATMOCE returns to All Energy Australia with flexible, scalable Extra-Low Voltage AC stackable storage for commercial and industrial applications, alongside an extended 15-year M-ELV Battery warranty for residential customers.

MELBOURNE, Australia, Oct. 28, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- ATMOCE will showcase the next stage of its Extra-Low Voltage energy storage platform at All Energy Australia 2026, Booth EE101, at the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre, 28–29 October.

ATMOCE ELV C&I BattBank
ATMOCE ELV C&I BattBank

Flexible AC Stackable Storage: More Value with BESS3, 4 and 5

The ATMOCE AC stackable storage solution arrives as New South Wales introduces the Peak Demand Reduction Scheme (PDRS), battery incentives for businesses. From 1 September 2026, eligible installations may receive approximately 20–40% discounts, depending on the installation.

ATMOCE will highlight its M-ELV BattBank under the message "flexible AC stackable storage, more value with BESS3-5".

BattBank extends ATMOCE's Extra-Low Voltage approach into larger-scale storage through a modular AC architecture operating below 60 V DC. Each BattBank cluster accommodates up to seven battery packs, delivering up to 112 kWh. Capacity can be expanded in 16 kWh increments, allowing storage to be configured more closely around individual site requirements while retaining existing solar infrastructure, allowing for maximum capacity and flexibility.

Independent module operation helps support system continuity if a battery module fails, while 0.25C–0.5C adjustable power enables peak shaving and energy shifting.

Backed by extensive experience in 200 kWh-plus commercial and industrial projects across global markets including Europe and APAC, ATMOCE's modular, scalable architecture is well suited to the expanded NSW PDRS, including BESS5 installations above 200 kWh and up to 30 MWh.

For ATMOCE, this changing market reinforces the value of storage that can scale with a site's needs while maintaining a consistent focus on safety, modularity, and flexibility.

15-year M-ELV Battery Warranty for Australia

As ATMOCE approaches its first anniversary in Australia, the company is extending the warranty for its ATMOCE's M-ELV Battery (MS-7K-U) to 15 years.

The warranty provides coverage for 15 years or 29.2 MWh of energy throughput, with a minimum 60% state of health retained, whichever comes first.

It applies Australia-wide and extends to eligible MS-7K-U units already shipped to Australia, including applicable products already installed. For existing products, the 15-year warranty period is calculated from the original warranty start date.

The extension reflects ATMOCE's commitment to long-term system performance and provides homeowners and industry partners with greater certainty over the lifetime value of residential energy storage.

The M-ELV Battery uses an Extra-Low Voltage AC architecture operating below 30 Vdc, designed to reduce risks associated with high-voltage DC while supporting flexible residential energy system integration.

Visit ATMOCE at Booth EE101, All Energy Australia 2026, Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre, 28–29 October.

For more information, visit www.atmoce.com/au.

About ATMOCE

Founded in 2024 and headquartered in Germany, ATMOCE is a global energy technology company committed to "Creating a Better World with Renewable Energy".

ATMOCE develops integrated solar generation, energy storage and intelligent energy management technologies designed to help homeowners and businesses achieve greater energy independence. Through continuous innovation and a growing global partner ecosystem, ATMOCE is working to make renewable energy safer, smarter, simpler, and more connected.

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