Austrian company Solarcont has introduced the Solarcontainer: a portable solar generator. This device is characterized by its ability to operate as a mobile solar plant completely independent from the power grid, making it ideal for remote areas or to provide power in emergency situations.
Solarcontainer: a portable and compact solar generator
This portable solar generator has been designed to be especially useful in challenging conditions, such as extreme weather or in regions where the power grid experiences significant power fluctuations.
Demostración del despliegue del Solarcontainer. Fuente: Solarcont
One of its most outstanding characteristics is its modularity, which allows integration with other similar containers or with additional energy storage systems. Its design, based on ISO 668 standard specifications, facilitates efficient and safe transport, including CSC certification to ensure its integrity during transport.
Its dimensions, with a length of 6.0 meters, a width of 2.4 meters, and a height of 2.9 meters, together with a weight of less than 20 tons, make it a practical and manageable solution. This system houses 240 photovoltaic modules that can be rapidly deployed thanks to an ingenious solar rail system, offering a capacity of up to 140 kWp.
This innovative concept makes it possible to extend the solar panels up to a total length of 120 meters, optimizing space and energy efficiency. energy efficiency by reducing the distance of the cables between the panels and the inverter. This translates into greater efficiency in energy generation and a maximum solar area of approximately 720 m².
Instalación exitosa del Solarcontainer. Fuente: Solarcont
The system of Solarcont system goes beyond its transport and protection function, it integrates perfectly into the final assembly, avoiding shadows on the photovoltaic modules. This design ensures that the container is virtually invisible once the system is fully deployed.
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