Solar power trailer rental, when the project is shorter than the payback

The entire range has 230 V outputs, and the larger models add three-phase. It covers lighting, site office and tools, all the way to heavy consumers. If you have a specific three-phase piece of kit, tell us its rating and we confirm the right model.

Site organisation, lighting, tools, portacabins, surveillance and equipment charging. For large loads or short peaks we size the unit for the weakest month and, if needed, leave a backup genset. The cost calculator shows you exactly what coverage you get.

Yes. The rate includes return transport within 150 km, commissioning, on-site operator training, remote monitoring and service throughout the period. With trailers, the unit is running in under an hour.

Heavy cloud cuts output but does not stop it: the panels still work on diffuse light, at a fraction of their rating. The battery is what carries you through, which is why we size the unit for the weakest month rather than the average. If the job tolerates no interruption at all, we tell you up front what remains on a backup genset, so there are no surprises.

Yes, they just produce less. In December and January output falls to roughly a quarter of the June figure, and the cause is the short day and the low sun, not the cold — photovoltaic cells actually perform better at low temperatures than in summer heat. Snow slides off tilted panels on its own. For a project running through winter we size the unit for the weakest month, so you know your January coverage from the start, not just your June one.

Photovoltaic panels keep over 80% of their rated power after 25 years, degrading by less than 0.5% a year. On a rental, though, lifespan is not your problem: the unit stays ours, and maintenance and part replacement are included in the rate. The battery is the first component to wear, we track it remotely and swap it when capacity drops below threshold, at no cost to you and without stopping the job.

Photovoltaic panels are built with toughened glass and tested against ice-ball impact under the IEC 61215 standard, so ordinary hail does not take them out of service. And on a rental the risk sits with us, not with you: the unit is our property, so a broken panel is ours to replace. If the site is in an area with frequent hail, tell us up front and we account for it when we position the unit.

From a few days up to over three months. The longer the period, the lower the daily rate. If the project is shorter than the purchase payback, rental is almost always the cheaper option.