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Rapid Deployment Solar Skid (SKD)
Fuelfix rapid deployment solar skid is a modular unit that can be scaled to suit any requirement. Deployed in minutes to suit temporary use such as after bushfires or floods or on construction projects to minimise install/removal time and site impact.
Rapid Deployment Solar Skid (SKD)
- Zero emissions and silent operation
- Modular, scalable and portable
- Robust, with hot dip galvanised frame
Product Features
The Fuelfix rapid deployment Solar Skid (SKD) is a modular unit that can be scaled to suit multiple applications.
Robust in construction, these easily transportable skids can directly power remote equipment or can work in conjunction with battery storage solutions.
- Ease of Transport: Forklift ports designed to allow safe and easy handling of the unit. Compact design, interlocking stacking enables quick and remote delivery
- Zero Carbon Emission: Fully solar powered, the system produces zero noise and air pollution. Zero harmful exhaust fumes for health of workers.
- Durable: The system is constructed on a hot dip galvanised frame to ensure a long service life and structural rigidity.
- Highly Efficient and Cost Effective: The SKD can be adjusted from zero to 40 degrees making it ideal to use in different regions to maximise solar yield.
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