BESS are reservoirs for electrical energy, typically generated from renewable sources like wind and solar farms, or off the existing power grid. They buffer the energy for use when demand rises, or emergencies occur. Increasingly, Commonly used in BESS, Li-ion batteries deliver good energy density in a small,
cost-effective footprint — but that comes with a risk. When a Li-ion cell fails, an explosion or fire exceeding 1800º F can propagate to adjacent cells.
A UPS is usually located in autonomous enclosures and include batteries, electrical switch gear, and inverters. Overload or a short circuit of electrical appliances can lead to a fire. If detected in an early phase, power can be disconnected partially and a gaseous agent extinguishing system activated.

Battery Energy Storage System
- Fire Detection and Agent Releasing Panel
- ServersCheck Expansion Hub
- Air Sampling VEWFD Smoke Detection
- ServersCheck Oxygen Depletion Sensor
- 3M™ Novec™ 1230 Extinguishing Agent
- ServersCheck CO2+VOC Gas & Temp Sensor
- ServersCheck Shock & Vibration Sensors
- Notification Appliances
- Optical Dust Sensor Probe
- ServersCheck Corrosive Gas Detection H2S & SO2
- ServersCheck Power Quality Monitoring
- ServersCheck Airflow Monitor
- ServersCheck Water Intrusion Sensor