SFC Jenny 600S: Portable Fuel Cell Power Supply
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The SFC Jenny 600S is a compact, ultra-light DMFC fuel cell weighing just 1.7 kg; it is so small and light that it can easily fit into a rucksack.
Despite its size, it delivers up to 600 Wh of electrical energy per day. Just a couple of fuel cartridges provide sufficient capacity for several days’ operation, reducing the weight and volume of the batteries that would otherwise need to be carried by up to 80 per cent.
With the Jenny 600S, soldiers can carry fewer batteries and instead take other essential supplies, such as food, water or ammunition, or alternatively extend their mission considerably.
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AWILCO
Innovation and flexibility are driving forces behind AWILCO and a major reason why we have been in business for more than 50 years in an industry that is not much older than that.
Over the years, we have accumulated a wealth of experience and know-how that enables us to deliver some of the best solutions on the market within our four business areas – both standard and tailor-made:
> BATTERY SOLUTIONS
Long-lasting and rechargeable products
> POWER SUPPLIES & CHARGERS
Compact, robust, and reliable solutions
> FUEL CELLS
Off-grid and backup energy solutions powered by hydrogen and
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