Mariupol Lyceum

Ukraine2Power provided 3–5 kW power stations to a lyceum to support kitchens, classrooms, and lighting, ensuring uninterrupted education and food preparation.

Mobile charging stations
Energy storage

Mobile charging stations

Generators betterGen
1
Batteries betterPack
3
Total power
8 kW

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The lyceum uses the stations in the kitchen, classrooms. To ensure a continuous cooking process, lyceum needed power stations from 3 kW to 5 kW. The power station is connected to cooking equipment and lighting.

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