Typical setup, step by step
Site check
A short walk-through confirms a suitable indoor location (basement, utility room, container, technical room). A footprint of roughly 0.8 × 0.4 m and ≈ 50 kg load capacity is all the space needs to provide.
Delivery & placement
The cabinet is delivered as a single unit. Two people can move and position it. No fuel storage, exhaust route or special ventilation has to be planned.
Electrical connection
A qualified electrician connects the AC outputs (380 V three-phase and 220 V single-phase) and any DC rails needed (24 V · 12 V · 5 V / USB) to the building’s distribution panel, following the official installation guidance.
Commissioning & test
The system is brought online and tested under load. The Power Cube starts producing immediately — there is no warm-up cycle.
Ongoing operation
Continuous, near-silent, indoor operation. No fuel logistics, no exhaust, no regular service windows like a diesel — solid-state means minimal maintenance.
What you will need
An indoor location
Roughly 0.8 × 0.4 × 0.6 m of floor space plus access for an electrician. A basement, utility room, technical room or container all work.
Access to the distribution panel
The cabinet is wired into the building’s electrical panel, exactly as a normal indoor generator would be.
A qualified electrician
Installation should be carried out by a qualified electrician following the official installation guidance for the Power Cube.
No fuel store, no exhaust path
Because there is no combustion, no fuel tank, fuel line, exhaust pipe or emission permit has to be planned.
Safety in one paragraph
The Power Cube is a solid-state generator — no combustion, no fuel, no high-pressure storage, no exhaust gases. That removes the safety considerations of diesel, gas and hydrogen at the installation site. The remaining requirements are the standard electrical ones for any indoor power source: proper wiring, breakers, earthing and panel layout — handled by a qualified electrician following the official installation guidance.