XGS-55 micro grid
arrow_backTo the overviewWhitecell XGS-55 integrates one to four XPS-5 fuel cell modules to charge an integrated 60 kWh battery bank, forming a self-sufficient microgrid delivering up to 50 kW.
Modular:
- Different variants, suited to different power requirements
- Flexible operation: supplements grid and solar power, or serves as a standalone power source without grid access
- PV input: supports solar charging up to 60 kW
- Low signature: 45 dB(A) at 7m
- Rugged: -20°C to 45°C, IP44 ingress protection
- Net-zero compliant: can run on e-methanol
Suited for temporary or stationary power supply at construction sites, events, defence, critical infrastructure, and backup applications. Functions as a mobile alternative to diesel generators, quiet, without vibrations or harmful emissions.
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Whitecell Systems ApS
Whitecell Systems develops and manufactures the XPS-5, a high-performance HT-PEM methanol fuel cell that powers our range of resilient, off-grid energy systems. With more than 20 years of experience and over 1,000 systems installed worldwide, we deliver silent, CO2e-neutral power for defence, critical infrastructure, and off-grid operations.
Our modular systems, the XST-2/3 stationary cabinets and the XGS-55 power system, integrate multiple XPS-5 modules to provide autonomous power:
XST-2/3: up to three XPS-5 modules, 10–15 kW
XGS-55: one to four XPS-5 modules charging an integrated 60
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