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20 Years Sales Success Built on Expertise & Integration

posted on: Jan 30 2020 in Marine, Hybrid, Off grid

20 Years of Victron Sales Success

2020 sees the 20th anniversary of Energy Solutions distributing Victron Energy products in the UK, a business partnership that has grown year on year.

From the early days of selling power, monitoring and control products and services to marine customers, Energy Solutions has evolved to become a system designer, manufacturer and distributor for the marine, vehicle and off grid markets; with Victron products forming an integral and integrated part of many of those systems.

 

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5 Reasons to Choose EasyGrid for your Off Grid Power

posted on: Jan 08 2020 in Hybrid, Off grid

When you start looking at power options for off grid sites it can be a daunting task. Our EasyGrid range addresses the requirements of most unconnected environments and the range of power capacities have made it the UK's leading solution for small homes through to development sites.

 

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Welfare Cabins Offer a Sustainable Option for Multi-National Technology Company

posted on: Dec 12 2019 in Case Studies, Hybrid, Off grid

 

EasyGrid 5000Li Off Grid Power System - Case Study

This high specification welfare cabin was designed and manufactured for a leading multi-national technology company by RS French Ltd in Faversham, Kent. The client had specified that these new welfare cabins needed to be diesel-free in order to meet their sustainability targets; meaning a traditional generator was off the cards and a suitable hybrid solution was needed to provide power for the kitchen, office, toilets and drying rooms.

 

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Grain Store in Suffolk Gains Power

posted on: Dec 04 2019 in Case Studies, Hybrid, Off grid, Industrial

 

EasyGridLite 5000Li Off Grid Power System - Case Study

One of our latest off grid systems was supplied to a farm in Suffolk that had a new grain store but no affordable way to get a grid connection. The final price for connecting to the local grid was going to be £65k – which was much higher than their initial budget of £24k. The owners were also concerned that although their power demands were low initially, they had potential to increase to 17kWh per day, and the system needed to be able to adapt and manage that increase.

 

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