Power Container Update!!
August 3rd 2013
We have just unveiled our prototype “Power Container.”
Thanks to Steve Mattie, owner of Transport Designs located in Montoursville, PA, www.transportdesigns.com, this unique mobile display will soon be available to set up at large events and mission conferences. (First event was at the Lycoming County Fair in Hughesville. July 12-20)
For 25 years, I-TEC volunteers have repaired and installed electrical systems for mission hospitals, orphanages, schools and training centers in over 40 Third World countries. We have clearly seen a need for a power source that would provide reliable “clean” power and require very little maintenance when located in a remote part of the world. We wanted a unit that could be assembled here in the USA by volunteers to help control the cost. We also wanted to guarantee proper assembly specifications and avoid the typical difficulty of trying to obtain materials on site.
That seed of an idea has taken root and with the completion of our “mobile” prototype, we can soon start production of our first complete 20ft POWER CONTAINER. Our first project will be for “The Sister Connection” and will have solar as the primary power source, backed up with a diesel generator for the rainy season and for remote battery charging. This will provide 24hour clean power to a ministry for widows in the war ravaged country of Burundi. This project is planned for the first quarter of 2014.
Please contact us for more detailed information if you have questions. OR, if you would like to be a part of this amazing project, please consider a contribution of any size towards the “Power Container Project.”
Click here to see a short video of I-TEC’s PowerPac