Power Storage Startup Su-vastika Launches Electronic Genset

Gurugram based power generation startup Su-vastika has launched its electronic genset, terming it as a cost-effective solution for increased pollution levels. Calling it the “Power on Wheels”, the company claims that the electronic genset is  a pollution-free and cost-effective alternative to traditional diesel generators. The company has installed its electronic genset in their Gurugram-based manufacturing facility which is running the factory. The installed electronic genset runs loads of 100 KVA, including capacitive, resistive, and mixed loads.

Talking about the launch, Khushboo Sachdev, Founder Su-vastika said “Today’s customers are more aware than ever about the harms of Diesel Generators. Not to mention that Governments all over the world are trying to phase our DG sets that cause immense pollution. Our Electronic Genset is a perfect replacement for Diesel Generators as it is completely pollution free, noiseless , easy to store and easy to maintain. ”

One of the key features of Su-vastika’s electronic genset is its customization capabilities. As per the customer’s needs, the capacity can be increased or decreased. Even after the installation, the duration of its electronic genset can be increased or decreased by reducing the load or increasing the battery capacity. The lithium battery gets charged in 4 to 5 hours completely, so in case of intermittent power cuts, it charges quickly and is ready to give back up again.

Additionally, its reliable and proven Lithium batteries increase the life cycle of the battery which is expected to last for 5 to 7 years, depending on the power cuts. Users can simply plug in and forget. This system can run on the solar as well by adding a MPPT Solar charge controller with the solar panels, and this system is designed to add solar without making any changes in the system.

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