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The Steam Powered Electric Generating Set 1.) Refrigeration (especially for medicines) Other equipment that has substitutes, but are far better with electricity: With the above in mind, one now has to take the following into consideration: If your assumptions are for long term ( more than 14 days) then the feasibility of using a Diesel, Gasoline or Propane gen-set will be cost prohibitive for most people. For three reasons. Many novices just looking into the matter, quickly decide that Solar power is the way to make electricity. Granted, one may generate electricity with photovoltaic panels. However, when you price out the cost per KW hour you will find that a solar installation runs 300% to 400% more than our steam generator for the same amount of power! Plus, one must keep in mind the vulnerability of solar panels to damage from hail! Enter our steam-powered electric generator. If you have firewood, ( or coal or most anything that can burn in the firebox of the boiler) and a minimal amount of water, you can have all the electricity you need for your home, farm or ranch. Yes, you can even run your air conditioner! For those who don't know, steam powered generators is the source for most commercial electric generators ( Coal fired, oil fired and nuclear). Yes, nuclear-powered submarines and nuclear-powered aircraft carriers are steam boats! Our steam powered gen-sets are the only ones ( that we are aware of) manufactured in the U.S. ( or anywhere else) suitable for use at a home, farm or ranch. The way this works: You fire up the boiler and charge up you battery bank. This process should take about two hours. You shut down the steam gen-set and run off the battery bank the next 22 hours, then you repeat the operation. Another bonus: while the boiler is running, you have a surplus of hot water for domestic use! Customization CURRENT SPECIFICATIONS
The units are tested before shipment and ready for operation when delivered.
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