ReadyGrid / Mobile energy systems

LET'S POWER IT.
WHEREVER.
WHENEVER.

Store power. Bring it to the job. Run equipment and charge vehicles where the grid is absent, late or too small.

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233–2,330 kWh nameplate · Four energy classes

P2300 / Portable systemM2300 trailer option

2.33 MWhNameplate energy1 MWSystem powerView Specifications

Power before and beyond the grid.

480 VAC powerOptional vehicle chargingPortable + mobile options

01 / Products

Choose your power.
Plan your runtime.

See nameplate energy and AC power side by side. Add the trailer and charging options that fit your work.

P233 / M233 trailer option

P233

Nameplate energy: 233 kWh
Continuous AC: 200 kW

Power smaller sites and charge vehicles with a compact skid-mounted system.

233 kWh nameplate · Concept renderView Specifications

P466 / M466 trailer option

P466

Nameplate energy: 466 kWh
Continuous AC: 450 kW

Support larger site loads with 466 kWh of stored energy and an optional mobility trailer.

466 kWh nameplate · Concept renderView Specifications

P699 / M699 trailer option

P699

Nameplate energy: 699 kWh
Continuous AC: 500 kW

Store more energy for longer shifts, busy sites and high-power vehicle charging.

699 kWh nameplate · Concept renderView Specifications

P2300 / M2300 trailer option

P2300

Nameplate energy: 2.33 MWh
System power: 1 MW

Bring megawatt-class power to fleet depots, utility work and large sites.

2.33 MWh nameplateView Specifications

Power on the move

From one site to the next.

Mobile energy brings stored power closer to the work. Plan the route, trailer and site connections for the selected system.

ReadyGrid in motion

An M466 travels through city streets, rural roads, and a mining site.

Concept render · Illustrative transport configuration; confirm towing requirements

City / Rural / Mining

Watch the silent ReadyGrid mobility animation

02 / Applications

What needs power?

Start with your site, equipment and working hours. Explore where mobile energy can help.

Silver-white mobile BESS supplying three electric trucks at a fleet charging depot

Concept render

Fleet + heavy-duty charging

Charge vehicles while you wait for a grid upgrade. Move the system when the job moves.

Mobile BESS connected to electric construction equipment on a rocky jobsite

Concept render

Construction + mining

Power tools, pumps and electric equipment as the jobsite changes.

Trailer-mounted BESS connected to a utility substation beside a service truck

Concept render

Utility + grid support

Keep planned work moving when local grid power is limited or off.

Silver-white mobile BESS supplying a data center with visible server racks

Concept render

Data centers + critical loads

Plan stored power for key loads while a site grows or waits for more grid capacity.

Mobile BESS powering cargo and ground-support equipment at a port and airport

Concept render

Ports + airports

Charge working vehicles and power site equipment as permanent power is built.

Mobile BESS supplying a stage, lights, camera, and production equipment

Concept render

Events + production

Run lights, sound and production equipment with zero on-site emissions during battery discharge.

Mobile BESS connected to field medical tents, refrigeration, communications, and lighting

Concept render

Disaster response

Bring power to field clinics, communications and essential services after an outage.

Trailer-mounted BESS connected to a commercial building and utility supply

Concept render

Peak management

Use stored power when site demand is high. Recharge when capacity is available.

03 / Know what you are buying

Clear facts. Useful support.

ReadyGrid is a division of Coulomb Solutions Inc. Product details and support help you make an informed choice.

Current specifications

Compare nameplate energy, usable energy, power, size and charging options.

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Support after delivery

The brochures list remote monitoring, firmware updates, trained field technicians and North American parts support.

Service & Support

04 / Get ready for the site

Four steps to power.

Start with the load. Work through the equipment, connections and delivery plan.

Assess
List the equipment, power needs, working hours and site location.
Configure
Choose the battery size, power level, charging options and site connections.
Integrate
Check the wiring, safety controls, permits and transport plan.
Deploy
Plan delivery, setup, operator training and support.