ZeroRPM - Silent Power Systems

Comparison Chart	Generator	Silent Power
Emissions: A gallon of gasoline and a gallon of diesel fuel produce 18.95 lbs and 22.06 lbs of CO₂, respectively. ZeroRPM *Lithium-Iron Batteries protect the environment by producing 0 lbs of CO₂.
Weight: A ZeroRPM Silent Power system weighs about the same as conventional backup generators, but offer a greater level of reliability due to the multi-failure mode design.
Relaibility: A typical generator offers digital operation; it either works or it doesn’t. A ZeroRPM Silent Power System is designed with layered protection through redundant power sources. This means even if one power source fails, the remaining subsystems will continue to support your critical loads.
Scalable Run Time: Silent Power systems are scalable, allowing you to add more energy and run time for your specific application. If you find that you need more energy, more can be added even after initial installation.
Maintenance: Silent Power doesn’t require you to check fluids, fuel, oil, or filters. All energy is solid state and simply needs to be plugged in and verified to be at 100% everyday before going into duty.
Upfront Cost: A Silent Power system’s upfront cost is comparable to most water-cooled generators that are sized in similar applications, but Silent Power has a lower lifetime cost.
Lifetime Cost: Traditional generators require fuel and repeated maintenance to keep them operating. Silent Power is solid state and requires no regular maintenance besides plugging in to charge.