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Specialized tools and equipment for the commercial, agricultural and industrial sector
(patent no 2010/06079)
The Solar Trailer System is a rugged, self-contained mobile power station designed to deliver reliable electricity wherever grid power is unavailable, unreliable, or impractical.
Built for the demands of remote operations, the trailer combines solar generation, high-capacity battery storage and inverter technology into a transportable power solution that can be deployed wherever it is needed. Simply transport it to site, position the solar array and start generating clean, quiet power without the constant fuel consumption, noise and maintenance associated with conventional generators.
The system is ideally suited to construction sites, mining operations, agricultural applications, remote work camps, events, safari operations, emergency services and other off-grid applications where dependable power is essential.
During daylight hours, the solar array continuously generates electricity to power connected equipment while simultaneously charging the onboard battery system. Stored energy can then be used when the sun is unavailable, providing reliable power throughout the night or during periods of reduced sunlight.
With no requirement for a permanent electrical connection, the Solar Trailer System provides true off-grid energy independence while significantly reducing the logistical burden of transporting and storing fuel.
Unlike conventional diesel or petrol generators, the Solar Trailer System produces electricity without engine noise, exhaust fumes or continuous fuel consumption. This makes it particularly well suited to environments where noise and emissions are a concern, including game reserves, lodges, residential areas, events and remote camps.
The system can operate silently while providing power for lighting, tools, communications equipment, appliances, electronic equipment and other AC or DC loads, depending on the configuration selected.
Every operation has different power requirements. The Solar Trailer System is designed around a scalable architecture, allowing additional capacity to be added as your energy requirements grow.
Start with the capacity you need today and expand your system when your operation demands more power—providing a flexible solution without requiring you to replace your entire power system.
Designed with mobility and durability in mind, the trailer allows a substantial amount of power-generation and storage equipment to be transported to locations where conventional electrical infrastructure simply isn't available.
Once on site, the system can be deployed quickly, providing a practical source of renewable energy without the need for grid connections, permanent infrastructure or regular fuel deliveries.
The Solar Trailer System brings dependable power to where the work is—quietly, efficiently and without the grid.
Available in 3 models
Scout (3kva, 5.5kwh)
Expedition (8kva, 11kwh)
Fleet (15kva 3phase, 49.5kwh)
Custom (Give us your specs to discuss your needs)
All Victron Microgrid ready, and fully scalable to 400kw.
This is the easiest way I have seen in 50 years to clamp or secure anything from a plastic water pipe to a underground windmill leaking pipe in the Karoo. Wow now the farmers will for the first time save time, hands. And leaks will be easy to fix and to prevent!
What a Godly instrument to make life easy and do a job properly without much technique or input, even a light muscle youngster can do this!
Leon Van Der Walt
Business owner
Started in 2004, LEO Equipment is a family business and a close nit team, spearheaded by Leon van der Walt. With a history as a professional inventor and countless items he has envisioned and brought to life over the years, Leon has now solved many problems for the farmer, who faces daily challenges.
Leo Equipment has a wide range of products available for the Industrial, Commercial and Agricultural market, ranging from hand tools working with wire, to mobile solar stations for the African bush.