SR Portables a Melbourne based company have designed powerful portable solar generators for affordable solar power for use in-situ or on the go. Replacing diesel generators, providing electricity wherever you are and charging up wherever the sun shines. You can completely or partially power your home with solar power and sell surplus back to the grid. We have developed a range of hand held options from the size of a lunch box with 130Wh, toolbox size 400Wh, briefcase size with… Show more SR Portables a Melbourne based company have designed powerful portable solar generators for affordable solar power for use in-situ or on the go. Replacing diesel generators, providing electricity wherever you are and charging up wherever the sun shines. You can completely or partially power your home with solar power and sell surplus back to the grid. We have developed a range of hand held options from the size of a lunch box with 130Wh, toolbox size 400Wh, briefcase size with 1500Wh. These take 6-8hrs to charge by sunlight.We also have larger suitcase sized units that are semi portable offer 5kWh-30kWh of power.Get in touch if you want to discuss your idea on how we can creatively use these generators to reduce our use of fossil fuels.We have related work through Sunpower Renewables where we off larger semi-portable solar generators that can connect to the grid, as well as EV charging stations through the organisation Advercharge. Show less

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