Construction projects need to be on time and on budget – and to do that you need reliable power. Shore power isn’t always reliable, or even available and for a long time diesel generators were the only option. Diesel generators have long been the go-to choice for temporary power, but solar-powered electric generators are proving […]
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The short answer is that a kilo-Watt represents Power, while a Kilo-Watt-Hour represents Power transmitted over a period of time, otherwise known as Energy. Most of us think of these terms as synonymous, but they are not. A KW is a measured real-time rate of electricity generated or consumed. A kWh is a measured amount
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To determine recharge time from the solar panels, just divide the utilized battery capacity (in kWh) by the daily solar harvest (in kWh/day). For instance, the MS-225 has a battery capacity of 25kWh and solar array has a daily harvest of 9kWh/day. Let’s assume you drain the battery down 80% (meaning 20% is left in
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