Remote power station

A solar and battery power station on a trailer, with single and three phase power and satellite communications. A small DC generator tops up the battery when the sun cannot keep up.

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Description

The remote power station is a base station you can tow to wherever there is no power. A large solar array on the trailer keeps a battery bank charged, and a 48 volt system delivers single phase and three phase power, with a satellite communications station on board.

Because it recharges itself from the sun, it keeps running without fuel deliveries, within the limits of the array and the battery bank. A small DC generator on board tops up the battery only when the sun cannot keep up, so there is no generator running day and night.

LMRG Remote Power Station infographic: aluminium trailer with fold-out solar array, 100 kWh battery, three-phase inverters, DC backup generator and Starlink mast, shown stowed and deployed.

Where it works

  • A temporary camp or remote base station
  • A home build before the power is connected
  • A watch station in a back paddock
  • Natural disasters and emergencies, where people need to charge phones, get an internet connection and run lighting

Configured and built to order. Specifications, pricing and lead times on request.

Ask us about this or call 0456 763 588.