SUNDTA High-Voltage Lithium Battery Earns International Recognition with Major Shipment to Iraq

SUNDTA Energy Technology, a leading innovator in lithium battery solutions, announced today the successful completion of testing and packaging for a landmark 110kWh (100kWh+10kWh) lithium battery system, which is now en route to meet the energy storage needs of a key industrial client in Iraq. This milestone underscores SUNDTA’s growing global reputation for delivering high-performance energy solutions tailored to demanding environments.

Unmatched Quality and Reliability

At the core of this shipment is SUNDTA’s flagship product: the 51.2V280Ah Rack-Mounted High-Voltage Lithium Battery. Engineered for durability and precision, the battery system has undergone rigorous testing, including thermal stability assessments, cycle life simulations exceeding 6,000 cycles, and compatibility validations with market-leading inverters from brands such as Huawei, Deye,SMA, and Schneider. Its IP68-rated enclosure ensures resistance to dust, moisture, and extreme temperatures—a critical advantage for Iraq’s harsh climatic conditions.

"Quality isn’t just a specification; it’s our commitment," said SUNDTA CEO Wink Zhang. "From raw material sourcing to final inspection, every battery undergoes 23 stringent quality checks. We back this with a 10-year performance warranty and 24/7 global technical support to guarantee customer confidence."

Client-Centric Innovation

The Iraqi client, a prominent infrastructure developer, selected SUNDTA after extensive benchmarking against international competitors. "SUNDTA’s batteries stood out for their seamless integration with our existing hybrid solar-diesel systems," remarked the client’s project manager. "Their engineering team even customized the BMS (Battery Management System) firmware to optimize charge rates for our specific operational cycles. This level of responsiveness is unparalleled."

Industry analysts note that SUNDTA’s open-protocol design philosophy—enabling compatibility with 95% of commercial inverters—has positioned it as a preferred partner for emerging markets seeking scalable, future-proof energy storage.

Global Footprint, Local Impact

With this Iraq shipment, SUNDTA expands its Middle Eastern presence, having already deployed systems in Saudi Arabia’s NEOM smart city project and Egypt’s solar farms. The company attributes its success to a dual focus: cutting-edge R&D (investing 8% of annual revenue into innovation) and hyperlocal customer service, including on-site training programs for overseas partners.