GREEN INTELLIGENT UNIT
Shaheen Green Intelligent Unit has brought about a great revolution in the renewable energy industry!

 

If you are ready to consider a low cost, guaranteed permanent Load Shedding Solution - read on!
 

Innovation on

Shaheen Green Intelligent Unit has brought about a great revolution in the renewable energy industry and after many years of intensive research into this field launches the Green Intelligent Unit range of systems - the cost effective, maintenance free, Load Shedding Solution.

 

Why Solar?

Many companies and homes are using generators for load shedding but diesel generators have many disadvantages: The air is constantly getting polluted while the generator is running and with regular deliveries having to be made for diesel, this is not only problematic but also expensive. Generators have to be switched on and off at regular intervals and at that moment, power is lost, regular maintenance is required and eventually replacement of the generator is needed.


Below are the likely costs you are incurring while running your generator. Maintenance or replacements costs are not included:

 

Generator 4KW Max	Provides approximately 3KW of continuous power
Diesel required to run a 4KW Generator	2 litres per hour (typically)
Typical costs of Diesel per litre	Rs 100/litre
To provide 5 hours cover per day	Rs 1000/day
Monthly Diesel cost	Rs 30,000 per month

 

THE GREEN INTELLIGENT UNIT SOLUTION

 

How it works

Solar panels convert the sun's radiation into electrical energy. In turn this electrical energy is used to charge the battery bank. If there is insufficient energy from the sun then the energy is taken from the grid to charge the battery bank. When the batteries are fully charged, the electricity generated from the solar panels is available to use and therefore electricity costs are reduced by not having to pay for it from the grid. When the Green Intelligent Unit senses a power outage from the grid it automatically switches over and supplies the energy from the solar panels. If there is insufficient solar energy from the panels i.e. in cloudy weather conditions or at night time, then the stored energy will be used from the battery bank.

The Schematic diagram below shows an example configuration:

The 'Existing Distribution Board' has had four of its circuits re-routed to the 'Green Distribution Board' which now guarantees power continuity for these circuits.