Telescopic folding solar power supply installation video

How do foldable solar panels work?

the foldable photovoltaic panels are tucked inside a mobile solar container The mobile solar container can take up to five hours to assemble and make it operational. Its base is made up of a solid floor frame, and mounted on this frame is the photovoltaic panels’ rail system and the folding mechanism.

How many solar panels can be installed in a solarcontainer?

The unfolded panels can reach up to 120 meters in length, and there are 240 solar panels that can be installed. The Solarcontainer is a mobile system that can be used for both on- and off-grid purposes, including rescue missions and gatherings. the foldable photovoltaic panels are tucked inside a mobile solar container

How much energy does a mobile solar Container Supply?

As of publishing this story, SolarCont mentions that the mobile solar container and its foldable photovoltaic panels can supply around 32 households with its green energy. This estimation is based on the team’s assessment of the average power consumption of a four-person household of 4,000 kWh per year and a location in Southern Germany.

How does a mobile solar container work?

Its base is made up of a solid floor frame, and mounted on this frame is the photovoltaic panels’ rail system and the folding mechanism. This setup enables easy transport of the mobile solar container via cargo ship vessels, trains, and trucks too, given that the rail system can be stashed until it fits the container’s frame.

How does a solarcontainer work?

The Solarcontainer can also be lifted or shifted without a foundation, but if the user faces harsh wind conditions, ballast stones can be placed on the rail system if needed. For the folding and unfolding of the photovoltaic panels, the module works electrically using an automatic conveyor system, activated with a click of a button.

How long does it take to set up a solarcontainer?

SolarCont states that at least three or four people, excluding the crane operator, may be needed to set up the Solarcontainer into operation within one day. The Solarcontainer can also be lifted or shifted without a foundation, but if the user faces harsh wind conditions, ballast stones can be placed on the rail system if needed.