Solar power × battery storage Pico Solar Power Supply ACE
NE-DUNT-USACE
This is a rental of an independent solar power supply that stores electricity generated by solar panels and outputs it at AC 100V. Pico Solar Power Supply ACE.
It can be used outdoors as a temporary power source for surveillance cameras, measuring equipment, wireless communication devices, and lighting in scenes such as highway construction and surveys. Unlike generators, it does not require refueling, which reduces the workload, and it contributes to reducing environmental impact by not producing noise or exhaust gases. Additionally, it comes standard with IoT devices that can communicate via LPWA (Sigfox). Data can be remotely monitored for power generation and storage status through the original cloud service, Rentia Cloud.
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basic information
<Main Specifications> Solar Panels: 84W x 3 (252W) Output: AC100V (maximum 100W) Dust and Water Resistance: Equivalent to IP23 Storage Capacity: Approximately 2,000Wh (Depth of Discharge 80% / 10hr) *Continuous operating time under non-sunny conditions for surveillance camera (15W): Approximately 133 hours
Price range
P2
Delivery Time
P3
※This serves as a guideline in case of stock availability.
Applications/Examples of results
- Power supply for network cameras - Power supply for measuring instruments - Power supply for lighting
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Company information
FF&E rental business. Renting FF&E to companies both domestically and internationally, starting with the construction industry, real estate industry, and event industry. *furniture, fixtures and equipment
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