The SES SunCatcher is a 25 KW solar power system that automatically tracks the sun and focuses solar energy onto a power conversion unit (PCU).  The heat is converted to grid-quality electricity.  Each dish system on an annual basis is capable of producing 55,000-60,000 KWh of electricity.  The concentrator consists of a 38-foot diameter dish that has 82 curved glass mirror facets, each 3x4 feet.  Thousands of these dishes are being contracted by the state of California because of the state power crisis.

Reluminati with Powercube manufactures Plug-and-Play Solar produces 600 Watts of solar generation, 3500 Watts of continuous inverter output, and 2400 amp hours of battery storage.  The photovoltaics generator is made of three 200 watt solar panels, an MPPT charge controller, 6 marine 200 amp hour batteries, and a AC voltage/frequency of 120 VAC 60 Hz.

AMP Systems uses electrical power stored in batteries using solar energy.  The AMP System can be recharged from any standard 120 or 240 volt A/C electrical outlet.  The unit can be used for disaster and emergency relief, weddings, events, and tailgate parties.  The typical AMP system is equipped with an inverter that can output 4,000 continuous watts and withstand surgest up to 8,000 watts.  That output can be compared to a 5kW generator.

Creative Energy Technologies offers remote and emergency portable solar power generator systems.  The X-Power 300 offers 300 watts of household AC power, runs AC and DC electronic products, has a rechargeable 21 amp-hour batter and comes with a 1 year warranty.  The RoadPro 12 Volt portable battery jump starter emergency station uses 300 amps to restart a car's battery.  It features a LED battery level indicator, AC/DC charging adapters and is made of rubberized housing.  The XPower Powerpack 1500 is a 120VAC/60 Hz rechargeable generator that produces up to 1500 watts for household electronics.  It comes with a built-in 1500 watt inverter and a AC and DC charging cables. 

SunWize manufactures industrial solar power supplies for remote sites.  The power stations are use for continuous loads of 75-2000 watts.  The solar power systems are designed for site loads requiring 12/24/48VDC or 110V-240V, 50Hz/60Hz AC voltage. The solar array tilt is adjustable to maximize solar energy output.  The systems are mounted on galvanized steel structures or trailers, engineered to withstand harsh environments and high winds.  The galvanized units use DC primary power to charge a 12, 24 or 48 VDC sealed battery bank.