Between a US$126 solar generator and a rooftop installation there is a gap: the shop with two fridges, the clinic with a lab, the workshop with a compressor. The 2.4–5.3 kW power stations fill it, and they stack.
Key facts
- Three sizes: 2.4 kW, 3 kW and 5.3 kW power stations with lithium batteries.
- Stack three units for up to 15.9 kWh of storage.
- Charge from panels by day and from mains where grid exists.
- Suits shops with several fridges, clinics with labs, workshops, small offices and guest houses.
Who it's for
A shop running two fridges and lights; a clinic with a lab centrifuge and a vaccine fridge; a workshop with a compressor and grinders; a guest house with ten rooms of lights and fans. Loads too big for the 200 W unit and too small, or too temporary, for a fixed array.
Stacking
Start with one unit and add a second and third as the business grows — up to 15.9 kWh, enough to carry a small clinic through the night. Panels are added to match.
When to go fixed
Once a site is stacking three units and running them flat, a fixed rooftop array with a cabinet battery is cheaper per kWh. That is the point at which we run a full audit.
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Talk to Frontières BayFrequently asked
Can I move it between sites?
Yes — they are portable and used by field teams, events and temporary clinics.
Price?
Quoted by distributors depending on the configuration and panels; request through the website.