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Revolutionising welfare with Eco Hybrid Power.


The iRANGE utilises the latest concept in hybrid solar technology from groundhog.


INTELLIGENT


These units eliminate the need for fuel throughout the summer months and can achieve up to 100% reduction in carbon emissions - only running when the battery levels require the utilisation of the on-board power unit.*


Scan for more information on the iRANGE


i360 Eco Welfare x6


2kVA x3


i500 / i550 Eco Welfare x8 - 14


2kVA x4


i760 Eco Welfare x8 + 2


2kVA x4


CO2


emission savings


Helping you achieve realistic carbon reduction goals, intelligently. Reduced


90% 90%


up to CO2 emission savings up to


90% 90%


up to Reduced fuel costs up to


faster battery charging


battery capacity & Twice the


service costs by 90%


on-board remote management


HOGWATCH


For more information on the iRANGE units contact: * During the winter period and night use the power unit will still be required, with a reduction in running of up to 90% when compared to the fusion pulse welfare unit.


TEL: 01639 823484 | EMAIL: sales@genquip.co.uk WWW.groundhog.CO.UK


Mobile Units have obtained type approval with VCA


Reduced fuel costs


Twice the battery capacity &


faster battery charging


service costs by 90%


Reduced


HOGWATCH on-board remote management


provides live data provides live data


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