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ECO HYBRID FUSION PULSE


Intelligent Solar Technology. The latest concept in hybrid solar technology gives owners and end users improved chances of winning contracts through greater sustainability by way of reduced fuel usage leading to lower CO2 emissions.


Innovation that works.


Our latest environmental features deliver cost effective, environmentally efficient, robust & easy to use anti-vandal mobile and static welfare accommodation units.


BECOENEFITS


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


The Fusion Pulse range is powered by solar technology, with generator backup.


This allows for the operation of the LED lighting, heating, inverter powered sockets c/w USB and also enables warm water to be dispensed without generator power.*


* The generator only needs to be running to power the following: Mobile units: Microwave, kettle and hot water system; Static units (with chemical toilet): Microwave, kettle and hot water system; Static units (with eco full flush toilet): Microwave and kettle only.


INTELLIGENT 12V SOLAR TECHNOLOGY


FUEL COSTS 80%


UP TO REDUCED


INCREASED EFFICIENCY


with back-up power source


LOW 0% POLLUTION


NOISE


CO2 EMISSIONS NOx / SOx


when generator is not in use


80%


UP TO REDUCED


Engineering a Zero Carbon Future. Helping you achieve realistic carbon reduction goals.


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


Mobile Units have obtained type approval with VCA


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