Use the note as a question list
Open a note when you want headings you can copy into your own sheet. Replace every sample phrase with the usable capacity, rated power, chemistry, and destination from your project. A family name left in place will be priced as if you selected it.
Read the note for the supplier questions that apply to your project. The author line identifies the writer; engineering acceptance remains with your qualified reviewer.
These notes do not put containers on a pad, do not issue a factory price, and do not certify a manufacturer. Where a sentence and your specification disagree, keep your specification until the supplier you select restates the equipment in a quotation.
Park freight, duties, and accessories beside the ratings, not inside them. Those lines are why two unit figures can both be honest and still not match. You may add an optional budget later, with currency and a per-system, per-kWh, or whole-order basis. The notes will not compute a saving, because no paired quotations are stored here.
Draft from the note, then send one record from the contact page. A label on the product page is a name you can attach. Finishing the index does not send either one. Interconnection, fire review, and structural checks stay on your project list even after the note is read.
If the sidebar date and the article date differ after a later edit, trust the date printed on the article itself. The index is a map of notes, not a revision history of your battery specification.