Loom Solar Brings 1 MWh CAML BESS Solution to Replace Diesel Generators for C&I

Loom Solar, a solar manufacturer that has buuilt a striong track record supplying systems to the retail segment besides the C&I segment, has launched its scalable 125kW/261kWh CAML Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) up to 1 MWh. Promsiing  to deliver uninterrupted, seamless power to the  Commercial and Industrial (C&I) sector, Loom Solar says that the latest BESS solution would reduce production losses caused by power outages.

According to Loom Solar, unlike conventional diesel generator-based systems, which involve switch-over downtimes ranging from 30 seconds to 3 minutes, Loom Solar’s 125kW/261kWh BESS ensures instantaneous power availability, eliminating operational disruptions in critical industrial processes. The system is engineered for a cleaner, quieter, and safer microgrid application that addresses low-voltage situations and power cuts while delivering continuous power for over two hours, with deep-discharge capability, making it a reliable alternative for businesses that demand high uptime and operational efficiency.

Loom Solar Offers 125kW/261kWh BESS Solution

With a lifecycle of up to 6,000 charge–discharge cycles, the 125kW/261kWh BESS offers long-term durability and economic value. The system is IoT-enabled and compatible with connected energy ecosystems, allowing real-time monitoring, intelligent energy management, and seamless integration with renewable power sources such as solar. Loom Solar has put to work its experience dealing with Indian customers and conditions to design the product.

Commenting on the launch, Amod Anand, Co-Founder and Director, Loom Solar, said,
“The scalable 125kW/261kWh BESS is a solution-led product designed specifically for India’s C&I sector, where even a few seconds of downtime can translate into significant losses. Our focus has been to replace reactive power backup with intelligent, seamless energy continuity. This solution not only ensures uninterrupted operations but also helps businesses optimise energy costs and move closer to energy independence through renewable integration.”