Battery storage · India

Cabinet BESS manufacturers for C&I sites in India

A cabinet BESS is a self-contained battery unit, usually from about 50 kWh to a few hundred kWh per cabinet, that sits outside or inside a factory, office, hospital or telecom site. It is the most common form of storage for commercial and industrial (C&I) sites cutting peak demand, reducing diesel use or riding through outages.

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  1. CLN Energy

    NoidaEst. 2019

    Makes all-in-one cabinet systems that combine an inverter and LFP battery for commercial sites and factories, plus rack batteries for telecom.

    Energy
    215–464 kWh
    Power
    100–250 kW
    Cooling
    Air / Liquid
    Chemistry
    LFP

    Variants

    • 100 kW / 215 kWh
    • 100 kW / 224 kWh
    • 250 kW / 464 kWh
    Sources (1)
    • C&I
    • Telecom
    Website of CLN Energy (opens in a new tab)

  2. Delta Electronics India

    GurugramEst. 1971 (India: 2003)

    Supplies battery storage systems and PCS for commercial and industrial users alongside its larger utility systems.

    Energy
    Up to 220 kWh
    Power
    NA
    Cooling
    Air (HVAC)
    Chemistry
    LFP
    Sources (2)
    • C&I
    Website of Delta Electronics India (opens in a new tab)
  3. Exicom logo

    Exicom

    GurugramEst. 1994

    Critical power company making lithium energy storage systems and telecom batteries, alongside EV chargers and rectifiers.

    Energy
    253.2 kWh
    Power
    NA
    Cooling
    NA
    Chemistry
    NA

    Variants

    • Energy Cube: 197 kWh
    Sources (2)
    • Telecom
    • C&I
    Website of Exicom (opens in a new tab)

  4. Ornate Solar

    New DelhiEst. 2015

    Sells outdoor C&I battery cabinets in its UnityESS range for factories and commercial buildings, often paired with rooftop solar.

    Cabinet model: UnityESS Aura.

    Energy
    100–261+ kWh
    Power
    50–100 kW
    Cooling
    Air / Liquid
    Chemistry
    LFP

    Variants

    • Aura: 100 kWh
    • Aura: 130 kWh
    • Aura: 225 kWh
    • Aqua: 261 kWh
    • Aqua: 418 kWh
    • Aqua: 522 kWh
    • Aqua: 836 kWh
    Sources (2)
    • C&I
    Website of Ornate Solar (opens in a new tab)
  5. Sungrow logo

    Sungrow

    Hefei, China (India office)Est. 1997

    Global inverter and storage maker with an outdoor C&I cabinet system that combines batteries and power conversion.

    Cabinet range: PowerStack.

    Energy
    257–514 kWh
    Power
    125 kW
    Cooling
    Liquid
    Chemistry
    LFP

    Variants

    • 125 kW / 257 kWh
    • 125 kW / 514 kWh
    Sources (2)
    • C&I
    Website of Sungrow (opens in a new tab)
  6. Vikram Solar (VSL PowerHive) logo

    Vikram Solar (VSL PowerHive)

    KolkataEst. 2006 (PowerHive: 2024)

    Solar module maker whose storage arm sells a liquid-cooled LFP cabinet for commercial and industrial sites.

    Energy
    261 kWh
    Power
    125 kW
    Cooling
    Liquid
    Chemistry
    LFP

    Variants

    • P261: 125 kW / 261 kWh
    Sources (1)
    • C&I
    Website of Vikram Solar (VSL PowerHive) (opens in a new tab)

More companies in Cabinet BESS

Other companies making or supplying this in India. A company gets a full card when it publishes enough detail, such as sizes and figures, for us to fill one in. Also listed alphabetically and not ranked. Is one of these yours? Ask for a full profile.

Compiled from company websites and published industry lists, and written in our own words. Figures on each card are as the company publishes them, and the pages we took them from are under Sources on the card; NA means we could not find a published figure. Logos belong to their owners and are shown only to identify each company. Ingro Energy is not affiliated with the companies listed, and they do not endorse Ingro EMS. Last reviewed October 2026. Spotted something out of date, or want your company added or removed? Write to us.

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Run it all as one plant with Ingro EMS

A cabinet on its own runs a fixed schedule. At a C&I site the savings come from deciding, minute by minute, when to use solar, the battery, the grid or the diesel set against your tariff and contract demand. Ingro EMS-CI is built for that: one controller across the cabinet, the solar inverters, the DG sets and the grid meter.

Ingro EMS is a made-in-India battery energy management system: one controller on site that runs battery storage, solar, diesel and the grid against your tariff, with a console and reports you can watch on a screen or your phone. It talks to equipment over open protocols such as Modbus TCP/RTU, CAN, IEC 61850 and IEC 60870-5-104, so it is not tied to any one brand on this list.

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Questions

3 questions

It depends on what the battery is for. Peak shaving needs enough power to cover the gap between peak load and contract demand for the length of the peak; diesel replacement needs enough energy to carry the critical load through a typical outage. A load profile from the site meter is the starting point.

Most cabinet ranges are modular, so you can add units in parallel. Check the maximum number the supplier supports and whether a new cabinet can be mixed with older ones that have already aged.

Yes, in most cases. The battery is AC-coupled to the same LT bus as the solar inverters, and a controller decides when the battery charges from surplus solar and when it discharges.

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