[Case Study of LP Gas Generator Introduction] Bunka Gakuen Educational Institution

Continuous use for 72 hours is possible! A case where a hazardous materials storage facility is no longer needed, making fuel storage easier.

We would like to introduce a case study of our "LP Gas Generator" implemented at Bunkagakuen School Corporation. The school has stocked gasoline-powered generators for use as power sources in evacuation shelters during disasters. However, to operate for 72 hours to accommodate those unable to return home, a large amount of gasoline storage is required, necessitating a hazardous materials storage facility. Therefore, they decided to introduce our product, which allows for easy fuel storage and continuous use for 72 hours. Additionally, a dedicated outlet has been installed, anticipating the use of temporary lighting at evacuation sites and charging for mobile phones and portable batteries. 【Case Overview】 ■Challenges - Large gasoline storage required - Hazardous materials storage facility needed ■Results - Ability to provide temporary lighting and charge mobile phones and portable batteries during disasters - No need for a hazardous materials storage facility, making fuel storage easy - Continuous use for 72 hours possible *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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