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March 31, 3023Khmelnitsky regionNovolabun

Preschool “Sonechko” in Novolabun

Ukraine2Power provided a 5 kW power station for a kindergarten to support backup heating, lighting, and connectivity in the shelter. It powers heat pumps and network devices.

  • Mobile charging stations

Mobile charging stations

  • Generators betterGen
    1
  • Batteries betterPack
    3
  • Total power
    8 kW

Detailed information about the facility

The kindergarten uses a portable system for the backup of the heating unit and food and water heating. To ensure continuous operation, the kindergarten needed a power station with a capacity of 5 kW. The power station is connected to heating pumps, lighting and the internet in the shelter.
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