Market Report - Power Generation
Onis Visa Galaxy BD 20 GX 20kVA continuous power, Stamford alternator, Baudouin 4M06G25/5 engine
https://www.visa.it/en
Powr2
The POWRSYNC cutting-edge device creates a parallel battery system to harness the combined power output and storage capacity of multiple POWR2 POWRBANKs. By utilizing advanced technology, users can effortlessly connect up-to four POWRBANK batteries, enabling them to operate independently, or in unison. Users can tap into the combined energy of the batteries to effortlessly power even the most demanding devices and applications and eliminate the challenges of powering varying loads. The POWRSYNC enhances the scalability of temporary power fleets; the ultimate technology to make battery fleets more flexible.
https://powr2.com/
Himoinsa EHR 45/60 battery power generator 45kVA rated power, 56.8kWh storage capacity, LFP batteries
https://www.himoinsa.co.uk Lifos
Lifos has come up with an imaginative new accessory for the construction tool and plant industry – a Solar Top-up Kit, designed to stop those flat battery mishaps. This unique and compact system helps prevent generator starter batteries
Instagrid Zero 120 Mobile Battery 120kWh, 60kW, 180kWp
https://instagrid.co
from going flat. It is designed in a range of sizes to work with all sorts of plant and equipment. It has a premium flexi solar panel and everything to connect to the battery. It is easy and quick to install the compact system and it suits all types of engine and battery connections. The Lifos Solar Top-up Kit can be fitted to a range of product groups, including diesel generators, compressors, dust suppressors and any plant that uses a starter battery. It’s a proven solution to a typical tool or plant-hire problem on customer sites. An easy hassle-free solution to expensive engineer callouts and costly replacement batteries.
https://www.lifos.co.uk
36 Executive Hire News - September 2023
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