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The smallest available ESS consists two 100 kWh Powerpacks (200 kWh total).
Powerpack systems include one or more battery storage modules and supporting hardware, including inverters, combiners and cabling.
The 200 kWh/100 kW ESS costs some $162,000 all-in (a single Powerpack alone costs $47,000 or $470 per kWh), which translates to $810 per kWh for the whole complete system.
Industrial customers can scale Tesla ESS up adding more blocks, up to 54 Powerpacks in total (5,400 kWh total) combined with 10 bi-directional inverters (2.5 MW total) consumer.
In case of the 5,400 kWh/2,500 kW ESS costs are estimated at $3,217,000 or $596 per kWh total.
If you need even more energy or power output, then Tesla prefers to contact directly to them.
"Tesla Powerpack systems are infinitely scalable. Contact us and we will help you configure an ideal system."