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THE GROUNDHOG ANTI-VANDAL SOLAR SWO7600


ECO FUSION PULSE


The Groundhog static unit utilises solar technology giving owners and end users improved chances of winning contracts, by greater sustainability and lower CO2 emissions.


INNOVATION THAT WORKS.


Our latest environmental features deliver a cost effective, environmentally efficient, robust & easy to use anti-vandal static unit.


It’s incredibly robust, secure and easy to use, providing pleasant & safe welfare accommodation for up to ten people with the added benefit of a separate spacious office for 2 people – ideal for the ever increasing demands of the hire industry.


Helping you achieve realistic carbon reduction goals ECO Benefits - Engineering a Zero Carbon Future. FUEL COSTS


UP TO REDUCED


80%


INCREASED EFFICIENCY


with back-up power source


POLLUTION LOWNOISE NOx / SOx 0%


when generator is not in use


CO2 EMISSIONS


U 80%P TO REDUCED


Figures are for guidance only. For your own specific savings, contact us for your bespoke value proposition.


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


SWO7600


FUSION PULSE


SWO7600


FUSION PULSE FULL FLUSH


Mobile Units have obtained type approval with VCA


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