KUALA LUMPUR: Energy solutions company EcoFlow has introduced a solution in its solar power generator that comes in two series – the Delta and the portable option River.
Both are available in Malaysia and can be utilised for electricity outages and as a standby in times of disaster.
"At a time where climate change is causing natural disasters such as the Klang Valley floods earlier this year where thousands were affected with power outages, EcoFlow's solar power generators emerged as a reliable and ideal solution," it claimed.
According to EcoFlow, the solar generators worked alongside solar panels to collect energy stored in a solar battery until it is needed.
"The energy needs to be converted from direct current (DC) into alternating current (AC) through an inverter so it can run electrical devices," it said.
"The popularity and use of solar powered generators are fast rising, especially in countries that experience winter power outages."
EcoFlow said there were many benefits to be gained as it outweighed the use of fossil-fuel generators which require fuel that can be expensive, produce emissions which may prove to be dangerous and cannot withstand rainy weather.
It said solar power systems emitted no odour and were clean energy thus making it a safe and convenient option, anywhere inside a home.
"It can also harness sustainable energy and save money for households, in the long run. The use of solar energy lowers carbon footprint and is a step forward in helping climate change."
In a curtain raiser, EcoFlow recently announced it would be attending the IFA 2022 in early September to unveil the Ecoflow Delta 2 – the latest family-focused portable power stations range.
Regional head of Europe Ryan Xing said the EcoFlow DELTA 2 was the company's next step to help families and individuals everywhere untether themselves from the limitations of fixed power grids and transcend how they generate, store, and use power.
"EcoFlow will continue to keep pace with the European market's growing demand for renewable energy by continuing to develop innovative and portable energy solutions," said Xing.