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April 25, 2023Chernihiv regionIvanivka

Ivanivka lyceum of Ivanivka village council

Ukraine2Power provided a 7 kW power station to a lyceum to support the boiler room, shelter lighting, computer labs, and device charging. The system powers a water heater, lighting, and educational equipment.

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Generators betterGen
1
Batteries betterPack
3
Total power
8 kW

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The lyceum uses the power station to operate the boiler room, provide lighting to the shelter, support computer classes, and charge electronic devices. To ensure the continuous operations of these facilities, the lyceum needed a power station with a capacity of 7 kW. The power station is connected to the water heater, lighting, laptops, and other essential equipment.

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