Emergency response
Backup power for outages and emergency response
After a flood, a major storm or an earthquake, electricity supply is the first condition of any organised response. A mobile unit is operational in minutes and does not depend on a fuel supply chain that, in those days, is blocked.
Typical load in this field:35 kWh/day
The situation today
- Grid down over large areas, for days or weeks
- Fuel hard to obtain exactly when it is most needed
- Power needed for communications, lighting and medical equipment
- Response locations that change from one day to the next
With a mobile unit
- Operational within minutes, by one person
- Autonomy without resupply, as long as the sun holds
- Powers communications, lighting, refrigeration and medical equipment
- Can be kept in emergency stock, charged, without degrading
Why fuel is more expensive than energy after a disaster
After a major power outage, flood, storm or earthquake, the second thing after power is fuel. And after a disaster, fuel is hard to find, expensive, and queues are long. A solar unit does not depend on fuel supply, is operational in minutes and keeps critical load overnight on battery alone.
What a solar unit keeps running during emergency
Communications, lighting, medical equipment, medicine refrigeration, water pumps. An emergency is unpredictable, locations change day by day, and fast transport is essential. A mobile solar unit is the only one that moves quickly without works and without depending on any network.
Emergency pre-deployment and standby storage
Solar units can stay in stock for months, fully charged, without degrading. They are a one-time emergency investment and then ready. When the call comes, the unit is ready in minutes, transport depends on access to the location.
Frequently asked questions
How do I ensure a unit stays in emergency stock?
Emergency stock means a dedicated unit, fully charged, ready. Status is checked monthly, recharged if needed, and ready whenever the call comes. The cost is less than a diesel generator for which you must buy fuel.
How long does autonomy last from a solar unit?
From 1 to 3 days depending on model and load. For longer emergencies we recommend a diesel backup genset, but for the first days solar alone.
How quickly is a unit moved from stock to emergency location?
Deployment on site takes under an hour. If access is difficult, we help navigate. Transport from depot to site depends on distance, but on normal roads, any depot in the country is 5-6 hours from any location.
What is the monthly cost of maintaining a unit in stock?
Just the current for monthly recharge. No moving parts, no overhaul. The unit does not degrade sitting on a shelf, and remains ready no matter how long it sits there.
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