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BATBox2 Enclosure
Nema 3R rated industrial battery box / Class I Div 2. Designed to hold 2 100AH Lead Acid batteries. -
BATBox4 Enclosure
Nema 3R rated industrial battery box / Class I Div 2. Designed to hold 4 100AH Lead Acid batteries. -
SCADABox 2
Industrial Enclosures for SCADA, Telecommunications & Instrumentation. -
SCADABox 2B
Industrial Enclosures for SCADA, Telecommunications & Instrumentation. -
Antenna Masts and Mounting Brackets
Antenna masts and building mounting brackets can be invaluable in raising antennas above obstructions to increase RF signal. Masts can be mounted on unistrut or attached to sides of buildings using BM1 building mounts. -
SCADALink PSC-24 12VDC to 24VDC Converter – Class I Div 2
12VDC to 24VDC Converter, Class I Div 2, DIN Rail Mount. -
CJT BC1205 & BC2403 Converters
12VDC Class I Div 2 Power Supply / Charger.
Overview
Industrial Solar Power Systems
Bentek Systems provides complete remote power systems for industry ranging from small power systems for instrumentation to large remote power systems for telecommunications sites. Our complete remote power systems include solar panels, battery backup systems, solar regulators, AC inverters systems, equipment enclosures and system mounting.
Power supply voltages can range from 12 VDC, 24 VDC, and 48 VDC. For sites with AC requirements, 120 VAC inverter systems can be supplied. System mounting can be designed to be modular for remote sites with Helicopter or ATV access only. Portable/Mobile mounting can be provided for applications where temporary site power is required. Class I Div 2 rated systems can be supplied for applications installed in hazardous areas.
1600 Watt – 24 VDC at Telecommunication Site
50 Watt – 12 VDC for Gas Well Flow Measurement Site
400 Watt – 24 VDC at Oil Field RTU Site
280 Watt Solar Power for Portable RTU System
Mobile Solar Power for Remote Video Surveillance
SOLARIS 3000 Off-Grid Solar/Hybrid Power Skid
Features & Specs
- Solar Panels / Arrays
- Regulator / Wiring
- Battery & Battery Enclosures
- Solar Panel System Mounts
- Class I Div 2 Hazardous Area Approval
Applications
Industrial Applications:
- Instrumentation
- Electronic Flow Measurement
- Remote Monitoring/RTU Sites
- Telecommunication Sites
- Video Surviellance
Industries Served:
- Oil & Gas
- Pipeline
- Mining
- Environmental Monitoring
- Hydropower
- Water & Wastewater
FAQ
What level of battery autonomy is required?
A minimum battery autonomy of 15 + days is recommended. Battery autonomy capacity is calculated at its operating temperature.
How is sizing of solar arrays determined?
Solar arrays should be sized to deliver 135 to 150 % of the average daily load during period of lowest solar radiation. For arrays deployed in northern environments this is typically during the month of December. The level of solar radiation between the highest and lowest levels (December) can vary up to to 200%.
What is angle should the solar array be mounted?
The solar arrays arrays typically are mounted to maximize solar radiation. Thus this angle may vary for the locale. For solar arrays deployed in northern environments, a 90% angle is used as during the month of December when the sun is lowest on the horizon, and the optimum angle during this time is near 90%. Mounting the solar arrays at 90% also allow snow to shed as well as simplifying solar mounting. You will most commonly see solar panel arrays utilized to remote telecom and SCADA applications mounted at 90% in Canada and Northern US.
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