Wasatch builds mobile energy systems that generate, store, and deliver power wherever the work happens — job sites, fields, fleets, and outages, anywhere electric equipment goes but the grid doesn't reach.
UTVs, tools, tractors, and fleets are going electric faster than the grid can follow them onto a job site, into a field, or out to a fence line. Every one of them needs somewhere to charge — and increasingly, that somewhere is nowhere near an outlet.
Side-by-sides, utility carts, and electric attachments are replacing gas equipment across ranches, jobsites, and municipal fleets.
Cordless tool fleets and electric jobsite equipment need charging capacity a fuel generator was never built to deliver cleanly.
Electric pumps, fencing, and equipment are moving into fields with no utility connection at all.
Utilities, municipalities, and emergency managers need power that shows up before the grid comes back.
Our first product puts that infrastructure on a trailer: a self-contained system that generates its own power from the sun, stores it, and delivers it anywhere you can tow it — 2,000W of solar, 15.36kWh of storage, 6,000W continuous output.
Unlike a fuel generator, this system doesn't just burn through what you brought — it makes new energy on-site and manages the whole path from panel to plug automatically.
Keeps side-by-sides, utility carts, and electric attachments charged all day and overnight, wherever they're working.
Runs saws, drills, compressors, and charging stations without a fuel run.
Water pumps, electric fencing, and refrigerated storage in the field.
Mobile command posts, EOC support, and disaster relief operations.
Portable power for events, temporary classrooms, and maintenance projects.
Charges electric mowers, trimmers, and crew equipment between properties, all day long.
Runs essentially the whole home through an outage — fridge, lights, Wi-Fi, TVs, medical equipment, everything but big central AC or heat.
Standalone power for properties with no utility connection at all.
Keeps communications and network equipment online during outages.
Silent power for outdoor events, festivals, and remote filming.
| Solar array | (5) Qcells Q.PEAK DUO L-G5.2 395W monocrystalline panels |
| Total solar capacity | 2,000 W (1,975W rated) |
| Battery bank | (4) 12V 320Ah LiFePO₄ batteries |
| Battery storage | 15.36 kWh nominal |
| System voltage | 48V DC |
| Inverter | Sigineer Power M6048D |
| Continuous output | 6,000 W |
| Surge capacity | 18,000 W (5 seconds) |
| Output waveform | Pure sine wave |
| Solar charge controller | Integrated 80A MPPT |
| Maximum solar input | 5,000 W |
| Maximum PV voltage | 250V DC |
| AC battery charger | Adjustable to 60A |
| Maximum combined charging | 140A |
| Automatic transfer switch | 10ms |
| Monitoring | Remote LCD display & Wi-Fi |
| Shore power charging | Yes |
| Enclosure | Lockable, weather-protected cargo trailer |
With 6,000W continuous and 18,000W surge, it can run essentially the entire house at once — everything below, simultaneously — with the exception of large central AC or heating.
The Mobile Solar Power Station is our first product — not our whole company. We're building the mobile power infrastructure required for the next generation of electric equipment: the systems that let it charge, run, and keep working wherever the job takes it, long after a fuel tank would've run dry.
Tell us what you're trying to power and where — we'll tell you if this is the right setup.
208.757.1844