With an LPS, tool batteries are always fully charged.
Case study: Lundgaard Carpenter and Assembly
With an LPS, tool batteries are always fully charged.
“The LPS means I always have power on the job. My batteries are always fully charged,” says carpenter Ulrich Lundgaard, who owns the company “Lundgaard Tømrer og Montage” (Lundgaard Carpenter and Assembly).
3000 W LPS in the van
Ulrich Lundgaard works at OK’s petrol stations in Denmark, where he has no access to a power supply. He therefore had a 3000 W LPS fitted in his van. It has made his working day a great deal easier.
Ulrich Lundgaard, carpenter
“Using the LPS at work means I always have power.”
All-in-one LPS battery system.
“When I arrive, the LPS is always fully charged, because it charges while I’m driving.”
An LPS II 3000 W from Clayton Power is an all-in-one power solution with a powerful, built-in lithium battery. It supplies 230 V with 13000 W peak power plus 12 V for all installed equipment. The system can be charged by the vehicle while driving, by solar panels or directly from the mains.
Savings in everyday work.
“When I arrive, the LPS is always fully charged, because it charges while I’m driving.” For Ulrich Lundgaard, that means less wasted time, lower fuel consumption and fewer unnecessary engine hours. Instead of leaving the van idling to power a traditional inverter system — or bringing a generator to site — the LPS delivers ready-to-use power directly from the vehicle. Batteries charge as the working day moves on, so power is available when and where it is needed.
120kg
Saved payload
320hrs
Annual saved engine idling
416litres
Annual fuel reduction
1115kg/CO2
Annual carbon reduction
It is essential that the tool batteries are always charged.
Drilling into concrete is hard work, and Ulrich gets through 6–8 batteries.
Cordless tools in use every day.
Ulrich Lundgaard fits protection islands to the ground at the petrol station, which stop vehicles from damaging the fuel dispenser. To secure them, he has to drill straight into concrete. Drilling into concrete is hard going, and he gets through 6–8 batteries to complete the installation at a single petrol station. It is critical that the tool batteries are always charged, so no time is lost during the day. The batteries charge continuously in the vehicle.
The LPS is convenient.
Lundgaard Carpenter and Assembly also works for kitchen companies. Fitting kitchens involves a great deal of adjustment. “Instead of taking power from a house or a flat, I can do the cutting and adjusting in the van. I take power directly from the LPS. A table saw drawing 2200 W is no problem for the LPS,” says Ulrich Lundgaard.
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Proof in the field
Real examples of how mobile teams use Clayton Power to keep operations running reliably, cut their reliance on generators and make service vehicles more capable day to day.
