No momentary stop off-grid power supply "Personal Energy Portable Power"

The portable power HPP-2000 can issue certificates related to the Small and Medium-Sized Enterprise Management Strengthening Act. When turning on a copier or printer, or when waking it from standby mode, inrush current occurs. Inrush current refers to a large current that flows momentarily, typically several times to more than ten times the normal current. In the case of printers, inrush current may also occur during printing. When inrush current occurs, the power supply voltage fluctuates and becomes unstable, affecting PCs and network devices connected to the same circuit breaker. In the case of tenant buildings, the amount of available electrical power is almost determined by the area of the rented space, so caution is necessary. After executing print processing, if the server suddenly stops, attention must be paid to the circuit breaker installed in the DX environment.

We have published explanatory materials on the relationship between DX digitalization and power supply. You can download it from the related catalog. 【Table of Contents】 - What is DX (Digital Transformation)? - The 2025 Wall and the Pitfalls of DX - What are the Essential Risks of DX? - DX's Vulnerability to Power Supply Issues - Damages from Power Outages, Restoration, and Electrical Accidents are Not Compensated - Representative Examples of Power Supply Issues - DX Power Supply Risk Mitigation Solutions: Off-Grid - Case Studies of Autonomous Distributed Power Supply and Off-Grid Implementation

The off-grid power personal energy portable power HPP-2000 has received an Encouragement Award in the "Disaster Prevention Product Category" of the "Disaster Prevention and Pandemic Prevention Product Awards (R) 2021," organized by the Japan Disaster Prevention and Safety Association, for its portability and multifunctionality. Off-grid refers to a power system that has its own generation source, rectifier, storage battery, charger, inverter, transformer, and transmission capabilities, independent of the public power grid. Because it does not rely on the public power grid, it is less susceptible to the impacts of disasters and accidents. Traditionally, it has been used in locations where public electricity is unavailable, such as mountainous areas, bridges, and ports, and in recent years, its use has expanded to high-latitude data centers of major IT companies. Off-grid systems actively utilize renewable energy to generate energy on-site, minimizing dependence on external energy supplies. Off-grid systems are resilient to disasters and can be considered sustainable energy systems with low CO2 emissions.