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Yes, as long as it provides the necessary energy for the GAAP. You can integrate your own panels or generators without a problem if they meet the power consumption requirements of the model.
There are energy storage systems that guarantee continuous operation of the GAAP even with low solar or wind production, ensuring its energy autonomy.
No, the energy installation is not included. It is quoted separately to adapt to the conditions of each project or specific location.
Absolutely. Our GAAPs are compatible with energy expansions, allowing you to start with the electrical grid and add solar panels later.
The same as any system that operates with any type of energy.
They may be suitable for providing energy to our GAAPs.
All our GAAP equipment adapts to any energy system, including batteries.
It depends on the GAAP model chosen. The greater the water production, the larger the required energy system size.
The initial investment is higher, but once the equipment is amortized, the energy cost becomes zero.
Yes. Teexmicron has a form that must be completed to offer the best energy solution. The most convenient type of energy is determined by the solar, wind, or geothermal incidence of the location where the GAAPs are installed.
No, it's not necessary.
Yes, the GAAP can be combined with the electrical grid and operate with a hybrid system, which makes it fully adaptable.