Solstice Power Station
Tax included where applicable. Delivery, rigging and commissioning arranged by your concierge.
ELVARNIXO Power — amperes where the wall is not
The Solstice is mains where mains isn't: a pure sine that holds when a strobe demands everything at once, capacity stated in shoots rather than fantasies, and wheels rated for the kerbs between truck and set.
Wireless control earns trust by boring reliability: link budgets with headroom, channels that coexist with a convention centre's chaos, and latency low enough to sync at the shutter. Receivers are metal, antennas are replaceable, and everything pairs in seconds because set time is the most expensive currency in the building.
Design & Craft
- Recharges from mains, vehicle and solar input
- Pure sine output holds when a strobe asks for everything
- Draw tables keep the day's arithmetic honest
- Battery management reports true health and cycle count
- Wheels and handles rated for real kerbs
Specifications
| Capacity | 2 kWh, 2.4 kW sine |
| Sine | Pure, strobe-proof |
| Inputs | Mains / vehicle / solar |
| Mobility | Kerb-rated wheels + handles |
| Weight | ≈ 16.3 kg |
| Warranty | 2 years, serviceable |
Care
Store batteries at 40–60% charge, cool and dry; cycle monthly when idle. Use the supplied chargers — the management system logs health and warns before a cell fades. Firmware updates keep radios polite in crowded spectrum.
Questions, Answered
Are batteries flight-legal?
Watt-hours are printed on each pack and stated in the listing, with the airline threshold noted. Travel cases label everything for security.
Is the wireless reliable in crowded venues?
Frequency-agile radios with stated link budgets; convention-centre tested. If a venue defeats it, cable ports are right there — belt and braces.
The ELVARNIXO Promise
One standard across the range: if it would not survive our own rental fleet, it does not ship with the ELVARNIXO mark.