Custom Battery Engineering & Manufacturing
Custom Lithium Battery Systems for OEM & Industrial Applications
Bonnen Battery engineers LFP, NMC and sodium-ion battery systems around your voltage, power, runtime, installation space, communication and operating environment—from prototype development to production.
Custom platforms · multiple chemistries · system-level integration
- LFP, NMC & Sodium-ion
- Custom BMS & CAN
- IP65 / IP67 Options
- Air & Liquid Cooling
- Prototype to Production
Core Applications
Battery Systems Built Around the Application
Start with the equipment, duty cycle and installation constraints. Each application path focuses on the engineering decisions that shape the final battery system.

01 / MARINE
Marine Battery Systems
Propulsion and onboard-energy systems developed around vessel space, motor demand, charging and marine exposure.
Explore Marine Battery Systems
02 / ELECTRIC VEHICLE
Electric Vehicle Battery Systems
Custom packs matched to vehicle voltage, peak and continuous power, packaging, communication and charging architecture.
Explore EV Battery Systems
03 / HEAVY EQUIPMENT
Heavy Equipment Battery Systems
Rugged battery architectures evaluated against harsh duty cycles, vibration, thermal loads and service access.
Explore Heavy Equipment Batteries
04 / C&I ENERGY STORAGE
Commercial & Industrial Energy Storage
Cabinet and system configurations reviewed around site loads, power conversion, thermal management and deployment requirements.
Explore C&I Energy Storage
05 / MOBILE ROBOTICS
AMR & AGV Battery Systems
Battery modules designed around robot duty cycle, charging windows, available volume and host communication.
Explore AMR & AGV Batteries
06 / COLD CHAIN
Transport Refrigeration Unit Battery Systems
Battery and integrated-power systems configured around refrigeration demand, route profile, regional output and chassis space.
Explore TRU Battery SystemsApplication-First Development
Engineered Around Your Platform—not a Standard Box
The battery architecture is defined by how the machine works, where the system fits and how it must connect, charge and operate.
Your Requirements
- Motor or load power
- Voltage and current
- Runtime and duty cycle
- Installation space
- Communication
- Operating environment
Bonnen Battery Engineering
- Cell chemistry and configuration
- BMS and HV architecture
- Enclosure and mounting
- Cooling or heating
- Charging and interfaces
- Safety and protection
Project Output
- Technical proposal
- Electrical specification
- Mechanical drawing
- Prototype
- Validation plan
- Production documentation
You do not need a complete battery specification to start. Share what you already know, and our engineers can help define the remaining requirements.
Discuss Your Battery Project
System-Level Integration
Battery Engineering Beyond Voltage and Capacity
Electrical, mechanical, thermal and communication decisions are developed together around the host platform.
Electrical Architecture
Define voltage, current paths, switching, protection and power distribution around the load and charging system.
Cell Chemistry & Configuration
Evaluate LFP, NMC or sodium-ion options and series-parallel configuration against energy, power, space and environment.
BMS & Vehicle Communication
Develop monitoring, protection, control logic and CAN communication for the battery and host equipment.
Mechanical Packaging & Mounting
Coordinate enclosure geometry, mounting interfaces, service access, connector placement and structural requirements.
Thermal Management
Select passive, air, liquid, heating or combined approaches according to duty cycle and operating conditions.
HV Safety, Charging & Power Conversion
Integrate project-appropriate isolation, interlock, pre-charge, charging and conversion interfaces.
Published Reference Systems
Reference Platforms, Customized for the Final Application
These published systems illustrate different voltage, energy and integration levels. They are starting references—not fixed specifications for every project.

Marine
96V / 102V Catamaran Battery System
42 kWh published reference
- Dual-pack architecture
- Marine enclosure integration
- Custom system interfaces
Reference configuration. Final specifications are defined around the project.
View Marine Reference
Heavy Equipment
600V Electric Tractor Battery Pack
100 kWh published reference
- High-voltage architecture
- Compact machinery packaging
- Powertrain integration
Reference configuration. Final specifications are defined around the project.
View Equipment Reference
C&I Energy Storage
Liquid-Cooled Energy Storage System
110KW 225KWH Sodium-Ion published reference
- Cabinet system design
- Liquid thermal management
- Grid and site integration
Reference configuration. Final specifications are defined around the project.
View C&I Reference
Transport Refrigeration
Integrated TRU Battery System
371.2 VDC / 39 kWh published reference
- Battery-only or integrated system
- Under-chassis packaging
- AC or DC interface review
Reference configuration. Final specifications are defined around the project.
View TRU ReferenceDevelopment Path
From Requirements to a Production-Ready Battery System
A staged engineering process keeps platform decisions, interfaces, prototype learning and production documentation connected.
- 01
Requirements Review
Application, loads, space, environment and project targets.
- 02
Battery Architecture & Sizing
Chemistry, voltage, power and energy concept.
- 03
Electrical & Mechanical Design
BMS, protection, interfaces, enclosure and mounting.
- 04
Prototype Build
Build the agreed configuration for integration work.
- 05
Validation & Refinement
Review performance and integration against the plan.
- 06
Production & Delivery
Controlled manufacturing, documentation and logistics.
Real Project Experience
Battery Integration Across Marine, Mining and Energy Storage
Three mass-production programs show how application requirements are translated into battery architecture, interfaces, protection and production documentation.
European Marine OEM
Customer identity protected by NDA
- Integration Challenge
- Fit the required energy into limited hull spaces while managing weight distribution, service access, moisture, salt exposure, vibration and restricted ventilation.
- Engineering Scope
- Coordinated dual-pack architecture, BMS and electrical design, marine enclosure and sealing, cable routing, plus propulsion and charging interfaces.
Australian Mining Equipment OEM
Customer identity protected by NDA
- Integration Challenge
- Support sustained traction and peak-power events under mining vibration, dust and temperature conditions within defined mounting and service constraints.
- Engineering Scope
- High-voltage architecture, peak-current paths, thermal and mechanical integration, service access, BMS logic and CAN communication.
Italian C&I ESS OEM
Customer identity protected by NDA
- Integration Challenge
- Combine 100 kWh of storage with BMS, PCS and EMS interfaces, thermal control and high-voltage protection in a compact, maintainable cabinet.
- Engineering Scope
- Battery and high-voltage architecture, control-system integration, thermal management, cabinet layout, protection and repeatable production testing.
Project identities are withheld under NDA. Configuration details shown here are limited to the approved public case information supplied by Bonnen Battery.
Manufacturing Evidence
Built, Tested and Documented for the Project
At Bonnen Battery, we assemble and inspect battery modules and complete packs through controlled production stages. We define the final validation plan around each confirmed configuration.

Cell Grading & Matching
Incoming cells grouped for consistent module assembly.

Module Assembly
Controlled mechanical and electrical build steps.

Pack Assembly
System build around the approved configuration.

Laser Welding
Automated joining for selected module designs.

Electrical Function Testing
Configuration-specific checks before release.

Enclosure Airtightness Testing
Seal verification according to the project plan.
Configuration-Specific Review
Compliance and Delivery Reviewed for the Final Configuration
Applicable requirements depend on the battery architecture, destination market, transport route and installation. Bonnen Battery can coordinate the review and documentation around the confirmed project.
Transport Documentation Support
Plan transport-related testing and documentation around the final battery configuration.
Destination-Market Review
Identify relevant market, equipment and integration requirements before release.
Project Documentation
Coordinate specifications, drawings, validation records and production documents.
Packaging & Shipping Coordination
Review packaging and logistics needs against the battery system and destination.
Global OEM Project Support
Maintain technical communication across development, prototype, production and delivery.
Engineering Resources
Resources for Battery System Planning
Use these guides to frame duty-cycle, thermal and enclosure questions before a project review.
Sizing & Duty Cycle
How to Size an Underground Mining Truck Battery
Why usable energy, continuous and peak power, route profile and charging windows must be evaluated together.
Read the Sizing GuideThermal Management
Liquid Cooling for Battery Energy Storage Systems
An overview of how C&I storage systems manage heat across cells, cooling circuits and operating conditions.
Read the Cooling GuideMechanical Integration
Lithium Battery Enclosure Design for EV, Marine & Industrial Systems
How structure, sealing, vibration, corrosion, interfaces and service access influence the battery enclosure.
Read the Enclosure GuideFAQs About Custom Lithium Battery Systems
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Project Inquiry
Start with What You Know
You do not need to finalize the voltage, capacity or enclosure before contacting us. Share your application, motor or load, target runtime, installation space and operating environment, and our team can help define the next engineering steps.