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We build the hardware and install the system
Pole-mount battery
Outdoor pole-mounted energy storage for distribution networks, telecom sites and street-level infrastructure — no ground footprint, no cabinet enclosure, no land lease. A sealed IP55 LiFePO4 pack and its power electronics share a galvanised strut frame that clamps directly to an existing concrete or steel pole, with a vented weather canopy over the top and lifting eyes at every corner for single-crew installation. Built for grid-edge voltage support, feeder backup, telecom tower resilience and remote off-grid loads where floor space simply does not exist.
Pre-production · Pilot units Q2 2026
Nothing has shipped yet. Every figure on this page is a design target rather than a certified value, and pricing follows production release. Pilot partners get the datasheet and the mounting drawings first.
There is no datasheet yet, because there is no production unit to write one about. Pilot partners get it, and the mounting drawings, as the first units are signed off.
There is nothing to quote yet. Tell us the site and what the pack would have to hold up, and we will keep you on the pilot list. Name BP10 in your message so the reply starts from this unit rather than the range — or email us about this unit and the code travels with the subject line.
Design targets from the pilot build. Not measured results, and not binding until production release.
Specification
These figures describe what the pilot build is designed to do. They are not test results and nothing here is binding: the production datasheet replaces them once the first units are signed off.
Preliminary. Not binding until production release.
The rest of the system
Pack and power electronics share one enclosure, so there is nothing else to specify on the DC side. What the site still needs is the switchgear either side of the unit and the people to put it there.
Pairings are worked out from the published figures on both units — continuous discharge against rated power, the supply phases, and the interfaces they have in common. They are a starting point, not a sign-off: the final combination is confirmed against your incomer and your loads at design stage.
These are reference designs — the system we build for each kind of site, drawn and priced the same way we would draw yours. They are not client case studies: no customer is named on this site and no measured outcome is published against one.
BP10 is built by the same company that measures the incomer, draws the single line, carries the network operator application, installs the system and comes back to it. One accountable chain from cell to commissioning certificate, and one number to ring when something needs looking at.