HelioLink Sourcing requirement intake
Send the battery specification, quantity, US destination and requested timing in one note. Use the inquiry form below; no public office address or direct phone contact has been provided for this site.
How a note arrives
Use the form on this page. The same fields exist in the compact inquiry dialog, and each form keeps its own budget and preference.
What to put in the note
Equipment type, usable capacity, rated power, voltage, quantity, destination, timing, and any datasheet or drawing you already hold. Unknowns can be written as unknown.
Requested timing
State the date you need documents and the equipment delivery window separately. Any follow-up will clarify missing comparison fields; a submission does not confirm a response deadline, factory availability or delivery date.
Destination planning, not an office pin
Write the city, state and any site constraint in the requirements field. The illustration is a planning graphic. It is not a claimed HelioLink Sourcing location.
Optional budget needs a currency and a per-unit or whole-order basis. Supplier preference is high-end, mid-range, budget-friendly or undecided. That preference is not a verified factory grade.
Related reading sits on the sourcing brief and the procurement note.
Fields that keep the first reply useful
Name the duty before the chemistry. A cabinet for a short peak and a cabinet for a multi-hour shift can share a family label and still need different usable capacity and rated power. Put both numbers in the note, and say whether they are nameplate or usable.
Add DC voltage, the connector or terminal style if you know it, and the protocol the plant controller or inverter already speaks. If the site is still choosing AC-coupled versus DC-coupled storage, write that the interface is open. Do not ask the desk to pick a coupling method.
Quantity needs a unit: cabinet, rack, kWh block or project lot. Destination needs a US city or site and any indoor, outdoor or access limit. Timing should separate the date you want documents from the date you want equipment to move.
Document requests belong in the same note: datasheet, drawing, and, where you need them, a safety-listing reference or a UN 38.3 transport summary for the exact proposed item. A family brochure can be mentioned as background. It should not be described as the quotation file.
HelioLink Sourcing reads this intake as an independent sourcing partner. The reply coordinates factory questions. It does not reserve stock, stamp a drawing or close an interconnection review.
Example shapes, not preset answers, are a 48 V or 1500 V DC note, rated power in kW, usable capacity in kWh, and an ambient band in °C. Cycle life and depth of discharge stay blank until your specification names them. A battery management system protocol is useful only when the controller on site is already known.
If budget drives the request, distinguish a lower equipment price from a delivered package including cables, freight and documents. Either can fit the brief when its exclusions are acceptable. Write the required inclusions next to the optional budget; a high-end or budget-friendly preference alone cannot resolve a scope gap.