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Mobile Solar Generators

5/10/2020

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The Solar fire engine is not able to travel everywhere and so with more and more people wanting to power their events from solar we are here to offer a solution. It may seem like an expensive solution but if you consider the payback, the environmental benefits and the energy independence it becomes more about finding a solution for not just your power needs but the continuation of our events as a sustainable way into the future.

Following is some information from our website about one of the mobile solar generators we have built:

During the winter of 2019 REsource was commissioned to build a bespoke mobile solar generator. Firstly we liaised with the client and advised on a suitable trailer to be purchased in which to complete the build. The client was then away for the entire build during which we brought the trailer to our headquarters.

The client chose brand new Rolls gel filled batteries that can be laid flat to save space and distribute weight without spillage. They were packed in with rubber inserts to ensure no movement and maximum safety. All fittings were marine grade to prolong life and enhance quality. We really got to go to town on this one as it wasn't a tight budget, the batteries alone cost the client £10,000, or thereabouts.

Careful consideration was given to the ergonomic design as well as the structural integrity of components like the battery compartment. Side hatches were fitted to access the controls for the inverter and the fuse box.

The panel rack is designed with transport in mind as well as semi-permanent installation on site. When packed down this unit is still able to charge as there are 6 panels permanently mounted on the trailer. For full installation the panels lock into position allowing attachment of the further 3 panels stored within the trailer. The panels are on a fixed tilt angle optimised for all year round and the trailer can be moved to the best position for each site.

Power system specifications

2475W Solar Panels (Black frames)
960Ah @ 48V Rolls OPzV 2V battery cells
Victron EasySolar
   5000VA inverter/charger
   MPPT 150/100  (70A input)

You can view this and other installations we have completed on our Off Grid Power Systems page.
13 Comments
Bean Pedaling
6/10/2020 09:42:56 pm

What sort of weight wold a trailer like that be? For roughly how much power? Obviously bigger battery pack would be heavier but more power. What sort of trade off is there?

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Tess
7/10/2020 06:54:23 pm

This is a 3.5t trailer but as you say more batts equal more weight and more power. This trailer can store 46 kWh and supply up to 5kW instantaneous power. I’ve just noticed the text was missing from this post. Should be there now!

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Solar Installers Boulder link
28/5/2022 04:03:34 pm

Thank you for sharing this information.

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James Verman link
28/4/2023 12:53:34 pm

Thank you for sharing the article about mobile solar generators. It's exciting to see how technology is advancing to provide more sustainable and portable energy options.

Mobile solar generators are a great solution for those who need reliable and portable power sources. They are particularly useful for outdoor events, camping trips, and emergency situations. By using renewable energy sources like solar power, these generators can provide a sustainable alternative to traditional generators that rely on fossil fuels.

One of the great benefits of mobile solar generators is their versatility. They can be customized to meet a variety of power needs, from charging small devices like phones and laptops to powering larger appliances like refrigerators and air conditioners. They can also be used in a variety of settings, from remote wilderness areas to urban environments.

It's also worth noting that mobile solar generators can be an affordable option in the long run. While the initial cost of purchasing a generator and solar panels can be high, they can provide significant savings over time by reducing the need to purchase fuel and reducing reliance on traditional energy sources.

Overall, mobile solar generators are a promising solution for providing sustainable and portable power. By continuing to invest in renewable energy technologies, we can work towards a more sustainable and equitable world for everyone.

Thank you for sharing this informative article!

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20/7/2023 02:40:17 pm

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