Charge Your ECO with Solar Power: A Sustainable and Efficient Solution
4 April 2023
Effortlessly recharge your ECO power supply with fixed solar power, by mounting solar panels on the roof of your commercial vehicle. This is a game-changer for sustainable energy supply and for those who are always on the go.

With fixed solar charging, you can significantly reduce your reliance on traditional energy sources. By using this free and renewable source of energy, not only do you lower your energy costs over time, but you also contribute to a more sustainable future. It's a win-win situation.
The charging time of the ECO may vary depending on the strength of the sunlight. However, under optimal solar conditions, the ECO I and ECO II can be fully charged in as little as 3.5 hours, making it one of the most efficient power supplies on the market. However, the charging times for the ECO II+, and ECO III versions are taking just 7 hours to fully charge. Now, with the addition of fixed solar panels, you can take this efficiency to the next level. The solar panels can be mounted on the roof of your commercial vehicle and will constantly charge your ECO, providing you with a reliable power source on the go.
By installing solar panels on the roof of your commercial vehicle, you can enjoy the benefits of solar energy wherever you go. You no longer have to worry about finding a power source or running out of power in remote job sites.
In conclusion, the addition of fixed solar charging to the ECO is a major step forward for sustainable energy supply. It's an environmentally friendly and cost-effective solution that allows you to reduce your carbon footprint while enjoying the convenience of a reliable power source. So, start charging your ECO with fixed solar power today!
- fleet
- solar
- sustainability
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