AEE Solar Remote Photovoltaic Power Supply (RPPS) systems

USA Solar Insolation Zones

• Remote Security
• Communications
• Satellite Communications
• Wireless Data
• Cathodic Protection

AEE Solar Remote Photovoltaic Power Supply (RPPS) systems are standalone PV power systems designed to supply a wide variety of remote power requirements. All RPPS systems are complete packaged systems consisting of photovoltaic modules, mounting structures, batteries, battery enclosure, wiring and necessary charge regulation circuitry. RPPS systems can be pole or ground mounted.

RPPS systems represent the highest standards of reliability. All components have passed rigorous testing and are suitable for use in the harshest of environments. All RPPS systems are individually tested at the AEE production facility, assuring years of trouble-free operation.

Suitable for powering lights, sensors, monitors, security cameras, illuminated signage, traffic signals, communications equipment and more, the RPPS system is designed to perform in remote and industrial settings where durable construction and reliable operation are critical.

AEE Solar RPPS systems are built on years of experience designing reliable solar-powered equipment for telecommunications, signal, traffic, railroad and oil industry projects. They come pre-assembled, pre-wired, pre-tested and ready to install. All connections are clearly labeled and precise instructions are included to make installation quick and easy.

AEE Solar RPPS systems are designed to operate flawlessly in the most harsh environments. The lightweight powder-coated aluminum enclosure offers corrosion protection in most environments.

Designing Your RPPS System                  Shop Remote Power Systems

Use the steps below to determine which system is best for your application.

1. Calculate your amp-hour per day (A-h/d) power requirements. This is the amp draw of the equipment to be powered, times the hours per day it will require power, times 1.2
2. Locate the zone in which your site is located on the map.
3. The table below shows the amp-hours per day performance for each RPPS system in each of the solar insolation zones. Look at the insolation zone columns in the table below and find a value the meets or exceeds your design load requirements. That row represents the RPPS systems that will fully power your load requirements. The table shows systems to power 12-volt and 24-volt loads. Be sure to look in the appropriate voltage section for the load you are powering. Systems to power 36-volt and 48-volt DC and 120- or 230-volt AC are also available; please contact us for a quote.