Remote sites

Power for places the grid does not reach.

Cabins in the forest, research stations on the ice, agricultural sites kilometres from the nearest line — they all need power that does not depend on a fuel truck or a sunny day. The Power Cube delivers a steady 5–6 kW wherever it sits.

Why remote sites work better with neutrinovoltaic.

Independent of logistics

No fuel deliveries, no tanker access, no roof-array installation. Place the cabinet, connect, run.

Independent of weather

Polar darkness, tropical cloud cover, dust storms — none of it reduces output.

Compact footprint

0.8 × 0.4 × 0.6 m, ~50 kg. Fits in a container, hut or vehicle.

Three-phase and DC outputs

380 V three-phase, 220 V single-phase, plus 24/12/5 V DC — covers tools, pumps, sensors, comms and electronics on site.

Workshop off-grid

A workshop far from the grid.

A site with no grid connection runs tools, pumps and a small office. Instead of trucking in diesel weekly, a single Power Cube delivers steady three-phase and DC power, day and night, with no refuelling and no exhaust.

Remote site power FAQ

Does it work in extreme cold or heat?
Operation does not rely on combustion or sunlight, and the cabinet is solid-state. Always follow the official installation envelope for the site conditions.
What can it power on a remote site?
5–6 kW continuous covers lighting, electronics, sensors, fridges and most tools. For very large industrial loads, multiple units can be combined.
Is there a fuel store needed?
No. There is no fuel of any kind.
Is the output stable for sensitive equipment?
Yes — the Power Cube targets continuous, stable output with low fluctuation, plus DC rails for sensitive electronics.

Power on every site, on every day.

See the full Power Cube specifications, run the load calculator, or get in touch.

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