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Fuel Cells Bulletin 7 cations at the recent Hannover Fair. SFC's complete power solutions are convenient all-in-one power packages, and work just like an off-grid socket.
SFC's all-in-one hybrid systems contain everything needed for powering devices away from the grid -an EFOY Pro direct methanol fuel cell, fuel cartridge, battery, and the required cables and connectors. Depending on the users' power requirements they can be combined with any EFOY Pro series model, any EFOY fuel cartridge type, and several different kinds of batteries. They are maintenance-free, remotely controllable, and approved for use even in nature reserves.
For stationary off-grid and stand-alone applications, SFC now offers standardized installation systems for 19-inch industrial racks. This new application facilitates integration of the EFOY Pro fuel cells in standard cabinets, and ensures easy retrofitting in existing installations. The SFC cabinet power solution offers weeks or months of autonomous operation -much longer than what batteries can provide -and thereby provides decisive logistic and cost advantages, allowing for more efficient planning and operation.
On the other hand, operators of electrical devices in mobile off-grid applications can use the convenient EFOY ProCube. This lightweight and maintenance-free power solution can be easily transported by one person, and is always ready for use without requiring adaptation or installation. The EFOY ProCube enables weatherproof outdoor operation of the EFOY Pro series fuel cells in any weather and season, and even underground if required.
'With our new complete solutions we have taken another important step towards standardization of our hybrid systems,' says Dr Peter Podesser, CEO of SFC. 'We have solved all interface issues of our customers, and increase the easy compatibility with established installation scenarios.'
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