We use semi-solid state batteries, which have a higher production cost but provide a safer, lighter, and better energy density, allowing us to make our product much lighter and smaller than others on the market. Also cheaper one doesn't come with app controls from afar, simply just a battery, and doesn't built to last long.

Our batteries are modular (1800Wh each), you can get extra batteries to swap in as needed. We don't need our customers to connect and set up another main unit's size of batteries for more storage, not just producing more waste but it's much easier to increase capacity and conserve space.

The DCV Airbase Duo can delivers 3000 watts continuous power and can deliver up to 3200W of peak power @230v. The DCV Airbase Quad 6000W continous power and 7000W peak power @230v.

We are Australia based, but we also have teams in UK, US and Asia.

In principal you are correct! i.e. we do not generate solar power haha! However the reason we refer to our product as a solar generator is because it is an ideal replacement for a traditional petrol or gas powered generator.. i.e. it includes all of the components of a traditional petrol generator to provide AC mains electricity to power devices… i.e. a powerful pure sine wave inverter, a comprehensive battery management solution, an MPPT solar charge controller and modular semi solid state batteries to store the energy captured from the sun. It’s a bit of a blurred definition, but calling this a “solar generator” or a “solar powered generator” is a lot shorter simpler than explaining all of that above. And it also happens to be how a lot of other companies describe their products as well.

900w solar panels for 4 hours for duo, 2000w for 4 hours for quad.

Yes, it can be stored in the trunk on long drives for emergency charging.

Yes we have a AC charger (bought separately) to charge them.

Yes, you can use this as a UPS continual power system.

Polymer lithium ion, high nickel ternary. We use a newer gen battery (semi-solid state), it has higher power/energy density, which is lighter and smaller than traditional LFP/LiFePO4 battery.

Every company has a different design direction, our semi solid state battery is 90% solid state, I think pure solid state battery doesn't exist yet. We did a lot of improvement in the past to get it to this stage.

First of all, we use semi-solid state batteries, which have a high energy density, making our machines much lighter and smaller. The battery modular design allows you to replace an empty battery with a fresh one easily, resulting in increased capacity limitlessly. The power module (battery) can also be plugged in directly to power our other growing products, such as our DCV ebike with a range of 150km and DCV eboat that travels at maximum speed of 3 hours.

Polymer lithium ion, high nickel ternary. We use a newer gen battery (semi-solid state), it has higher power/energy density, which is lighter and smaller than traditional LFP/LiFePO4 battery.

the solar will still work under shade or on a cloudy day, but efficiency will decrease. Our product also supports AC/DC charging, the Airbase Duo (3600Wh) AC 3000W fast charge can charge 90% in an hour.