Shenzhen Zeseco Li-ion Rechcling Tech Co., Ltd

Booth

C3.154

Exhibition

This supplier is exhibiting at ees Europe.

Product Groups

Lithium-based batteries
Other battery technologies
Stationary energy storage for residential buildings
Stationary energy storage for commercial and industrial applications

Contact Information

+86-0755-84506732
Steph@zeseco.com
https://zese.myaipages.com/
Shenzhen Zeseco Li-ion Rechcling Tech Co., Ltd
501,B2 Building,Zone B,PhaseⅠ,Baoneng Technology Park(South District),Bantian Street,Longgang District
518129 Shenzhen, China

Individual company presentation

Shenzhen Zeseco Li-ion Recycling Tech Co,Ltd.was founded in 2013. Based on the sales of lithium batteries, we have now developed into a
lithium battery energy storage power system integration enterprise
integrating R&D, production and sales. Our main products include high- voltage battery modules, battery clusters, light storage and charging
microgrids, and large energy storage power stations. And we have
established professional power system PACK factories in Dongguan and
Jiangmen.

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