POTENTIAL USES
One portable power system. A lot of different jobs.
LoadRunner is useful anywhere you need meaningful electrical power but do not want to depend entirely on a continuously running generator or nearby utility service.
EMERGENCY RESPONSE
Power that can arrive with the response team.
LoadRunner can support communications equipment, lighting, command-post electronics, refrigeration, charging stations, pumps, temporary HVAC, medical support equipment, and other critical loads at an incident scene.
Compared with using a generator by itself, the battery system can carry loads quietly for long periods while solar replenishes energy during daylight. The generator can then run only when needed to recharge the batteries or support unusually heavy demand, reducing noise, fuel consumption, maintenance, and the need for constant generator operation.
EVACUATION CENTERS
Keep critical loads running when the local grid is not.
During a wildfire, flood, earthquake, winter storm, wind event, or other emergency, the evacuation center may lose utility power at the same time people are depending on it most.
LoadRunner can provide temporary power for critical loads such as radios, phones, internet equipment, medical-device charging, refrigeration, lights, fans, small HVAC loads, administrative equipment, and device charging. It can also be used at an evacuation location that simply does not have permanent utility power in the first place.
Because stored battery energy carries the load without continuous engine noise, an evacuation center can remain quieter and more comfortable while the solar array and backup generator keep the system supplied.
POLICE, FIRE & SEARCH AND RESCUE
Quiet power for long-duration operations.
Public-safety teams may need power in parking lots, canyons, staging areas, remote command posts, wildfire zones, search bases, or locations where electrical service is damaged or unavailable.
LoadRunner can support scene lighting, radios, computers, Starlink or other communications systems, battery chargers, refrigeration, portable shelters, HVAC equipment, pumps, tools, and standard 120V or 240V Split-phase loads.
Compared with a generator-only setup, operators gain quiet battery operation, solar charging, less fuel handling, and generator backup that can be reserved for the times it is actually needed.
REMOTE WORKSITES
Run tools without running an engine all day.
Remote construction, maintenance, communications, agricultural, and industrial sites often need substantial power but may be too far from utility service to justify a permanent connection.
LoadRunner can provide 120V and 240V Split-phase power for tools, compressors, pumps, chargers, weld-support equipment, computers, networking gear, refrigeration, HVAC, and other temporary loads.
Instead of sizing a generator around every short peak and then idling it through light-load periods, the battery bank absorbs changing loads while solar and the generator replenish energy as needed.
EVENTS & TEMPORARY FACILITIES
Substantial power without permanent electrical service.
Temporary events, mobile offices, vendor areas, field operations, and pop-up facilities often need more power than small portable battery stations can provide.
LoadRunner can support lighting, refrigeration, sound equipment, point-of-sale systems, communications, HVAC, charging, catering equipment, and other 120V or 240V Split-phase loads.
Battery operation is especially useful where generator noise is undesirable, while the dual-fuel generator remains available for extended operation.
CABINS & BACKUP POWER
Stored solar power with a generator behind it.
For cabins, remote properties, temporary facilities, or backup applications, LoadRunner can act as a portable source of stored solar energy with 240V Split-phase capability for larger household-style loads.
If the trailer will remain in one location for an extended period, a separate ground-mounted solar array can be connected to increase charging capacity beyond the six trailer-mounted bifacial panels.
Propane is useful for long-term emergency fuel storage, while gasoline gives operators a familiar option for fast, frequent refueling when the generator is being used heavily.
EV & ELECTRIC POWERSPORTS CHARGING
Emergency range for EVs. A strong fit for electric recreation equipment.
LoadRunner is capable of charging an electric vehicle, but its 45 kWh battery bank is not intended to completely refill a large EV battery from empty. It is better suited as an emergency charging source—providing enough energy to add useful range and help a stranded vehicle reach the next available charging station.
Electric powersports equipment is an especially good match. Electric dirt bikes, e-bikes, ATVs, UTVs, snowmobiles, and similar machines generally use much smaller battery packs than full-size road vehicles, allowing LoadRunner to provide multiple meaningful recharges at a campsite, race, trailhead, remote recreation area, or field operation.
Because LoadRunner provides 240V Split-phase output, compatible EV charging equipment can be used where appropriate, while solar and the dual-fuel generator replenish the trailer's battery bank.
YOUR APPLICATION
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