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Why it scales

Choose the power. Choose the hours.

In a vanadium flow battery, stacks set the power and the tanks set the hours. You choose each one on its own.

Need more power? Add stacks. Need more hours? Add electrolyte. You never buy extra batteries to get longer backup.

Stack modules on the left set the power; two electrolyte tanks on the right grow with the stored energy.Stacksset power (kW)Electrolyte tanksset hours of storage (kWh)
Power
Hours
Power100 kW
Hours6 h
Stored energy600 kWh
Why VRFB?

Built for daily cycling and long hours

LIFE

20+ years, no capacity fade

The electrolyte does not degrade. Systems are designed for 15,000+ full cycles over their life.

SAFETY

Non-flammable

Water-based electrolyte with no thermal runaway. Safe to install near people and production lines.

DEPTH

100% depth of discharge

Use the full rated capacity every day without shortening battery life.

SCALE

Add hours with tanks

Extend duration by adding electrolyte volume. Cost per extra kWh falls as duration grows.

HOLD

Stays charged for backup

Can sit at high state of charge without the calendar ageing seen in lithium cells. Suited to diesel-generator replacement.

CIRCULAR

Recoverable vanadium

At end of life the electrolyte can be recovered and reused. It keeps its value.

Comparison

VRFB and lithium-ion at a glance

General characteristics of each technology. Values vary by product and duty cycle.

CharacteristicVanadium flow (VRFB)Lithium-ion (LFP)
Typical cycle life15,000+ cycles4,000–8,000 cycles
Design life20–25 years10–15 years
Usable depth of discharge100%80–90%
Fire riskNon-flammable electrolyteThermal runaway possible
Best duration4–12 hours1–4 hours
FootprintLargerCompact
Round-trip efficiency78–83% (Saeyon target)85–95%
Applications

Where it fits

Diesel generator replacement

Clean, silent backup for manufacturing units and commercial buildings.

Solar time-shifting

Store midday solar output and use it through the evening peak.

Peak demand reduction

Cut maximum-demand charges and time-of-day tariff costs for C&I consumers.

Microgrids and weak grids

Stable supply for campuses, telecom sites and remote installations.