National Park Service Ranger Station, Gulf Islands National Seashore, Horn Island
Not your typical mobilization - landing craft provided by the OTAK Group 
Newly installed PV array 
High-wind (125 MPH) racking system 
Weather-proof enclosures for inverters, charge controller & battery bank 
Inverters, charge controller & combiner boxes 
Battery bank. 
Project Type:
Commercial
Client Name: The OTAK Group / National Park Service Location: Horn Island, MS (Gulf Islands National Seashore) Overview: This stand-alone hybrid system is configured to power the ranger station with a battery bank. Although the array of photovoltaic panels serves as the primary power source for charging the batteries, the charge controller has an automatic transfer switch to automatically start the diesel generator when supplemental power is needed. This type of system offers redundancy for a reliable stand-alone power system ideally suited for a remote island. Horn Island really tested our mettle - have you ever seen ants that will chew through clothing? (Photos provided on request!) |
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