PHOENIX
Wall-mountable home battery storage. Solar integration, 100% depth of discharge, indoor-safe (zero thermal runaway). 20-year warranty.
Patent-pending battery-buffered EV charging and battery energy storage systems, serving 23 markets across North America, Latin America, the GCC, MENA, South Asia, and APAC. WEST has installed 3,500+ supercapacitor systems in 39 countries, validating the underlying technology XEYAR commercializes globally.
US and Canada: supercapacitor architecture today. Sodium-Ion for North America is in development, pairing FEOC-compliant cells with the XEYAR Nexus compliance layer.
XEYAR's patent-pending DC ESS architecture for battery-buffered EV charging accepts multiple energy sources, stores energy in your selected technology, and delivers power to DC fast charging ports, all within a single UL 9540 certified boundary.
The Power Conversion System sits outside the DC ESS boundary. It converts all inputs (grid AC to DC, solar MPPT, wind rectification) and all outputs (DC to AC for L2, DC to DC for DCFC, VPP and FFR export), connected to the DC bus via bidirectional DC link. UL 1741 / CSA C22.2 No. 107.1.
The Charge Management System is also external to the DC ESS boundary. It controls PCS operations, manages EV charging sessions via OCPP 1.6 and 2.0.1, schedules TOU and off-peak charging, and orchestrates VPP grid export, all over WiFi, Ethernet, or 4G.
Grid (120 to 600V AC), solar PV (DC-coupled), wind (AC rectified), generator, and building panel all feed simultaneously into the bidirectional PCS.
Each project uses either supercapacitor or Sodium-Ion storage. Same certified architecture, same scalable outputs: choose the technology that fits your application's performance and cost requirements.
Deploy DCFC (CCS1 or NACS, 10 kW to 750 kW+) ports on the same DC ESS. Scale up as demand grows.
Battery-buffered delivery means no costly infrastructure upgrades ($1M to $4M saved), no 12 to 24 month utility delays, and approximately 25% electricity savings through off-peak trickle charging.
Bidirectional PCS enables grid export, Virtual Power Plant participation, fast frequency response, demand response, and energy arbitrage through the CMS.
Six of ten Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) product lines, spanning residential to grid-scale. Each available in supercapacitor or Sodium-Ion technology: choose the technology that fits your project's performance and cost requirements.
Availability varies by market. In the United States and Canada, XEYAR supplies the supercapacitor architecture today. Sodium-Ion is available in select international markets. For North America, FEOC-compliant Sodium-Ion cells from UL-certified manufacturing partners pair with the XEYAR Nexus software compliance layer to support FEOC and ITC 48E readiness, a capability in development with rollout underway.
Wall-mountable home battery storage. Solar integration, 100% depth of discharge, indoor-safe (zero thermal runaway). 20-year warranty.
Modular commercial BESS for solar and wind co-location, plus demand-charge management. Up to 12C discharge for industrial peak load shedding.
Standard 19-inch rack-mount UPS for data centers and critical power. 5C discharge, sub-millisecond response. 500,000+ cycles. Replaces legacy lead-acid VRLA.
Utility-scale BESS in 20ft container format. 2,362 kWh per Na-ion container. Frequency regulation, energy arbitrage, renewable integration, VPP-ready.
Mobile BESS for events, disaster relief, construction, military, and remote off-grid sites. Optional integrated DC fast charging output.
Compact UPS purpose-built for cell tower backup. 4G/5G/6G base stations and edge data centers. SuperCap delivers 25+ year design life vs lead-acid 5-year cycles.
NEXUS is the software platform that makes XEYAR hardware intelligent. It orchestrates supercapacitor and Sodium-Ion storage as one unified system, routing millisecond transients to supercaps, sustained loads to batteries, and shifting allocation automatically with temperature. One certified hardware boundary. One intelligent control layer. One integrated revenue stack.
Normalizes supercapacitor (electrostatic) and Sodium-Ion (electrochemical) storage into one unified state vector: SOC, SOH, SOP, thermal state, faults. Opposite thermal coefficients. One control surface.
Claims 1, 3, 4Transients under 1 second route to supercaps; sustained loads route to Na-ion; seamless ramp-up and ramp-down handoff under load. Above 35°C or below 5°C, allocation shifts toward supercaps automatically.
Claims 5, 6, 7, 15Charger management coordinates vehicle-to-grid sessions with grid dispatch signals, while respecting every driver's minimum departure state-of-charge and scheduled departure time.
Claim 8 · V2GOn the 2027 roadmap: auto-registration with grid operators (for example CAISO, ERCOT, PJM, NYISO, ISO-NE, SPP, MISO, and National Grid ESO) via OpenADR 2.0 and IEEE 2030.5, with sub-100 ms dispatch via pre-staged edge commands. The underlying methods are covered by the patent-pending Nexus claims below.
2027 roadmap · Claims 9, 10, 25, 28Metered settlement across platform operator, regional aggregator, installation partner, and asset owner. Default splits: 5 to 15% / 35% / 25% / 25 to 60%. Monthly reconciliation with payment-system integration.
Claims 12, 30 · Revenue EnginePrivacy-preserving fleet-wide predictive maintenance. Edge training, weights-only aggregation, data sovereignty preserved. Sub-2% RMSE state-of-health across heterogeneous chemistries. Differential privacy applied.
Claims 35, 37, 41Battery-buffered EV charging stores grid energy at a controlled trickle rate in your selected storage technology, supercapacitor or Sodium-Ion, then releases it in high-power bursts to deliver ultra-fast DC charging. Even at sites where the electrical service could never support direct fast charging.
From workplace fleets to highway megawatt corridors, every XEYAR DCFC runs on standard 100A grid service. The patent-pending shared DC bus delivers additive battery power on top of grid supply for instant high-burst charging.
Compact battery-buffered DCFC for workplace fleets, small commercial sites, dealerships, and ZEVIP-eligible deployments.
High-power battery-buffered DCFC cluster for highway corridors, gas stations, large commercial sites. 1 to 16 ports. NEVI-aligned and ZEVIP-eligible.
Ultra-fast battery-buffered DCFC for premium urban deployments, dealerships, and ultra-fast charge plazas. 10 to 15 minute charge times.
Megawatt-class battery-buffered HPC hub. 4 to 12 dispensers per system. Heavy-duty trucks, freight corridors, depot megawatt charging.
Custom-engineered battery-buffered DC fast charger for projects beyond standard SKUs. Any power tier (30 kW to 1000+ kW), any port count, custom battery sizing.
250 kWh Na-ion BESS, Commercial & Solar
Data Center UPS, Sub-millisecond Failover
Every number sourced from manufacturer datasheets, independent tests, and 10 years of field records.
| Specification | XEYAR SuperCap | XEYAR Na-ion | LFP Li-ion (Industry) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cycle Life | 500,000+ | 20,000+ | 3,000 to 6,000 |
| Round-Trip Efficiency | 97%+ (99.1% cell) | 94 to 97% | 90 to 92% |
| Discharge Rate | Up to 5C, sub-1ms | Up to 12C | 1C typical |
| Charge Rate | Up to 5C | Up to 12C | 0.5 to 1C typical |
| Depth of Discharge | 100% | 100% | 80 to 90% recommended |
| Temp. Range | minus 40 to plus 65°C | minus 40 to plus 60°C | minus 5 to plus 45°C |
| HVAC Required | No | No (10 to 35°C recommended) | Yes |
| Thermal Runaway | Zero | Zero | Risk present |
| Design Life | 25+ years | 25+ years | 10 to 15 years |
| Energy Density | 46 to 51 Wh/kg | ~59 Wh/kg | 120 to 160 Wh/kg |
| Best For | Power bursts, FFR, PV | Buffer, UPS, energy | Bulk energy storage |
Availability varies by market. In the United States and Canada, XEYAR supplies the supercapacitor architecture today. Sodium-Ion is available in select international markets. For North America, FEOC-compliant Sodium-Ion cells from UL-certified manufacturing partners pair with the XEYAR Nexus software compliance layer to support FEOC and ITC 48E readiness, a capability in development with rollout underway.
Two technology options on one certified architecture: Supercapacitor (500K+ cycles, 25+ year design life, sub-millisecond response, greater than 97% efficiency) or Sodium-Ion (20K+ cycles, 25 year design life, up to 12C discharge, zero SEI/CEI degradation). You choose one technology per project. Both have zero thermal runaway risk.
A clustered system with a DC ESS boundary (UL 9540 certified) that accepts multi-source input (grid, solar, wind, generator), stores energy in your selected technology, and powers DC fast charging ports on the same system.
Ten product lines, six highlighted here: PHOENIX (residential, wall-mount, 20 year warranty), DRAGONFLY (commercial and solar co-location, up to 12C), DRACO (data center UPS, sub-millisecond, 5C, 500K+ cycles), LEVIATHAN (utility-scale 20ft container, 2,362 kWh per Sodium-Ion unit, VPP-ready), NOMAD (mobile and portable, optional integrated DCFC output), CORVUS (4G/5G/6G telecom UPS, IP55 outdoor). The full range also includes CETUS, WOLVERINE, HELIOS, and TITAN. Each available in SuperCap or Sodium-Ion technology, choose per project.
The system stores grid energy at a controlled trickle rate, then releases it in high-power bursts for ultra-fast DC charging, even at sites where the grid could not support direct fast charging. This eliminates $1M to $4M grid infrastructure upgrades, avoids 12 to 24 month utility interconnection delays, and saves approximately 25% on electricity through off-peak charging.
UL 9540, UL 9540A (passed thermal runaway test), UL 1973, UL 810A, UL 1741, UL 2202, UL 2594, IEC 62619, UN38.3, GB/T 44265, and CSA C22.2. Na-ion units ship non-hazardous under EU Directive 2013/56/EU.
XEYAR operates a two-hub global service model. Toronto serves North America and Latin America. Dubai serves the Middle East, North Africa, South Asia, and Asia Pacific. Active markets include the United States, Canada, Mexico, Brazil, Argentina, Colombia, Chile, Peru, Costa Rica, the United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Qatar, Bahrain, Oman, Egypt, Morocco, India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Australia, and New Zealand.
WEST, the originator of the supercapacitor cell technology XEYAR commercializes, has installed more than 3,500 supercapacitor systems across 39 countries over the past decade. XEYAR builds on that proven cell platform with patent-pending clustered architecture, integrated chemistry-aware control software, and certified system-level integration for North American and global deployment.
Tell us your application: EV charging, residential, commercial, data center, or grid-scale. We will recommend the right technology and configuration for your project.
US and Canada: supercapacitor architecture today. Sodium-Ion for North America is in development, pairing FEOC-compliant cells with the XEYAR Nexus compliance layer.