4.3 kW Bifacial Solar
Six 710-watt bifacial panels unfold from the trailer. Bifacial panels can collect light from both sides, helping capture additional reflected sunlight when conditions allow.
PORTABLE SOLAR + BATTERY POWER
LoadRunner is a self-contained power station on a trailer. It combines a large bifacial solar array, high-capacity batteries, 20 kW of 240V Split-phase AC output, and dual-fuel generator backup in one towable system.
WHAT IS LOADRUNNER?
Think of LoadRunner as a large battery power station built into a rugged trailer, with its own deployable solar panels and a generator for backup.
During normal use, your equipment runs quietly from the batteries. The solar panels recharge the batteries whenever sunlight is available. If the batteries get low or the weather stays poor, the onboard generator can recharge the system so it can keep working.
It is designed for places where utility power is unavailable, unreliable, too expensive to bring in, or simply inconvenient.
DEPLOYED IN MINUTES
CORE SYSTEM
Six 710-watt bifacial panels unfold from the trailer. Bifacial panels can collect light from both sides, helping capture additional reflected sunlight when conditions allow.
Large lithium iron phosphate battery storage provides quiet operation at night, during cloudy weather, and whenever you do not want a generator running.
Provides standard 120V power plus 240V Split-phase output for larger equipment, with enough inverter capacity for tools, pumps, HVAC equipment, communications gear, appliances, and other serious loads.
The onboard generator can run on propane or gasoline. Propane is well suited to emergency readiness because it stores for long periods and supports clean-running standby use. Gasoline is useful when the generator will be run more often and fast, familiar refueling from cans or local fuel stations matters.
A separate ground-mounted solar array can be connected when LoadRunner will remain deployed at one location for an extended period, increasing available solar collection without changing the trailer-mounted array.
OPTIONAL EQUIPMENT
An optional mast or tower can be mounted at the front of the trailer for equipment such as scene lighting, loudspeakers, cameras, antennas, radios, wireless networking, or other communications hardware.
This turns the trailer into more than a power source—it can also become a temporary elevated platform for lighting, observation, and communications equipment.
An optional integrated EV charger can be configured with power-saving rules so vehicle charging does not unnecessarily drain the LoadRunner battery.
For example, charging can be allowed only when surplus solar is available, limited to a selected power level, paused below a chosen battery state-of-charge, or scheduled for times when other trailer loads are low.
SIX FULL-SIZE BIFACIAL PANELS
WHERE IT FITS
Your loads can still connect to LoadRunner with normal heavy-duty extension cables and distribution equipment—the difference is that the trailer brings the power source to you instead of requiring a nearby building, utility service, or continuously running generator.
BUILT IN UTAH
LoadRunner is designed and built by FoxFab Laser in Layton, Utah. FoxFab Laser is a veteran-owned fabrication company with in-house laser cutting, forming, welding, fabrication, and finishing capabilities.
That means the trailer is being developed by the same team that fabricates the structure, solves the mechanical details, and supports the product.
INTERACTIVE DEMO
Open the simulated touchscreen interface to explore solar production, battery status, AC loads, runtime estimates, system history, environmental information, and other controls.
WANT TO KNOW MORE?
We can talk through your application, expected loads, runtime needs, and how LoadRunner could fit into your operation.