One device, two functions! Emergency power supply for disasters 'FECORAGE Cart'
FECORAGE Cart
Two roles in one! During normal times, a tablet charging storage, and during emergencies, an emergency power supply system.
Disaster emergency power supply "FECORAGE Cart" featuring a safe lithium-ion battery with iron oxide ■Differences from previous portable disaster power supplies… Previous portable disaster power supplies were designed for use in emergencies, which meant they were mostly stored in warehouses during normal times. As a result, they often cannot be used immediately in emergencies because they are not charged. ■Simultaneous charging capability For tablets, it can charge up to 40 devices simultaneously. Each set can charge a maximum of 20 devices at the same time. By charging from the battery system built into the FECORAGE Cart, it can be used even in places without AC power or during power outages! In school education settings, break time equals charging time, leading to a sudden increase in power consumption during breaks. This can result in higher electricity contract costs. The FECORAGE Cart helps reduce electricity costs by charging its built-in battery during cheaper nighttime electricity rates. In the event of a disaster, AC power can be accessed from the service outlet on the FECORAGE Cart (up to 400W).
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■Remote Maintenance Function Remote monitoring and power control via the internet (wireless LAN or specific low-power radio). Equipped with IoT sensors, it allows for checking the status of devices from a distance. With Non Freeze technology, resetting through power on/off is also easy! ■Charging Function from Solar Panels By connecting solar panels ranging from 50W to 400W, charging can be done even in situations without AC power. In today's world, where collecting information through smartphones and tablets is commonplace, the FECORAGE Cart can help avoid information disruption caused by power outages during disasters. 【Charging Example】 The built-in battery is 1kWh = 1,000Wh. *Tablets typically have a capacity of around 4,000mAh to 8,000mAh, while smartphones range from 1,000mAh to 2,000mAh. For charging from empty to full: Tablet example: 3.75V × 6,000mAh = 22.5Wh → 44 units Smartphone example: 3.75V × 2,000mAh = 7.5Wh → 133 units
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Tablet storage, management, and charging Emergency power supply during disasters
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We are a specialized manufacturer of server racks and 19-inch racks that solves all the challenges that arise in the construction of ICT infrastructure environments. At the same time, we are the only solution vendor that dedicates the most time and power to solving customer issues in the field of IT infrastructure construction, including "boxes" and "frames" such as server racks, seismic mounts, and power supplies. We are also boldly challenging ourselves to develop new products across the company. If you have any concerns about the installation environment for servers or communication equipment, please consult with Center Pier.
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