SHAZ POWER TECHNOLOGIES

SHAZ POWER TECHNOLOGIES 

BESIDE (SHAZ BAKER'S)

Office : Khoja Colony  , B.D.N Road

Near Muthoot Finance Gold Loan

Contact : +919948314015,+919014626749 

Nizamabad A.P.

Gensets Overview

While power cuts eat into your profits, an inefficient DG set will simply add to your losses. Powered by Powerol engines, Mahindra Powerol DG sets have been designed to ensure you an efficient power supply. This also assures you years of hassle free operations.

Generates peace of mind

Its recovery time, easily the best in its category, guarantees a seamless switchover to the back-up power. Moreover, its effective governing system controls the voltage fluctuations, thus ensuing complete safety of your equipments.

Performance unmatched

Its got one of the most preferred engines fitted inside - the Mahindra Powerol engine. Compact and low on vibration, this engine has the smallest footprint as compared to other engines of identical ratings. Making the DG set apt even for roof-mountings.

Silence certified

Each and every Powerol DG set complies with the most stringent noise and emission norms stipulated by the Central Pollution Control Board of India (CPCB).

No Compromise technology

t’s got other advantages too. Like, it’s transported through the Mahindra Transport Solutions Group. It is installed and commissioned through a Mahindra authorized dealer. It even comes with an annual maintenance contract.
It is most fuel efficient in its class
It offers zero-leak engines
Manual and AMF control panel options are also available

Preferred by all

A Powerol DG set can be used in the Telecom, Defence and Railway sectors. It can also be installed at places like petrol pumps, hospitals, super markets, banks and construction sites.

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--> -->A power inverter, or inverter, is an electrical power converter that changes direct current (DC) to alternating current (AC); the converted AC can be at any required voltage and frequency with the use of appropriate transformers, switching, and control circuits.

Solid-state inverters have no moving parts and are used in a wide range of applications, from small switching power supplies in computers, to largeelectric utility high-voltage direct current applications that transport bulk power. Inverters are commonly used to supply AC power from DC sources such as solar panels or batteries.

The inverter performs the opposite function of a rectifier. The electrical inverter is a high-power electronic oscillator. It is so named because earlymechanical AC to DC converters were made to work in reverse, and thus were "inverted", to convert DC to AC.

UPS E²

  

UPS E² - 400VA
Battery	:	1 Battery System
Input DC Range	:	10.5 ~ 14.2
Efficiency (on battery mode)	:	>87%
Protections
Overload	:	110%
Short - Circuit	:	300%
Charger Current	:	4.00A
Warranty	:	2 Years

Shaz Power Technologies

What is Solar Power?
Solar Power plants convert the sun’s energy into solar electricity. The sun is the largest source of energy in the form of heat and light energy. Solar Power has a huge potential to make a major impact on the electricity requirement in homes and industries. That the sun supplies as much energy onto the earth in a single day that equals the annual energy requirement is enough to judge the amount of solar energy that goes untapped.

Solar Power Systems
Solar Power can be used to supply electricity to homes, commercial settings and RVs. There are various types of Solar Power systems. In an RV, it would be ideal to use a stand-alone solar energy system. This type of system has lesser number of solar panels and batteries, making them economical. The function of the batteries is to collect solar energy during daytime. The system has an inverter that transforms the DC current into AC current that can be used by the appliances.

Grid-Tied Solar Power System

You can also choose the grid tied Solar Power system, where you can enjoy the benefit of the savings offered by solar energy and the dependability offered by the utility’s power. You may also receive rebates or tax rebates in the form of incentives when you buy Solar Power systems.

It is essential that the grid-tied system has an inverter that transforms DC current into pure sine-wave AC current in order to optimally mesh-in with the utility grid. During nighttime and on cloudy days when solar energy is not available, you can rely upon the utility grid. Hence, generally these types of Solar Power systems don’t have batteries for storing energy. But, you can use batteries in these systems in order to ensure that you are not without power in case there is power failure at the grid.

Stand-Alone Solar Power System

When you want to be entirely free of the utility grid, you can install a completely stand-alone Solar Power system. Such a system is quite environment-friendly, whereas other systems are based upon fossil fuels, directly or indirectly. In its construction, the stand-alone system is highly sophisticated. There are several inverters, at least two, ensuring sufficient amount of current for running larger appliances such as air conditioners. in addition, several batteries are required for storing energy. So far, a stand-alone solar energy system was generally found in places where utility grid system was not able to reach.

Hybrid Solar Power Systems

There are hybrid Solar Power systems, where solar energy is used in conjunction with a backup generator. Compared to stand-alone solar energy systems, hybrid systems have lesser number of solar panels. The generators can be relied upon when there is unavailability of sunlight, as during cloudy conditions and at night time.

With all these different types of Solar Power systems, you can choose the one that is ideal for your requirement.
Solar Power Home
Solar Power systems used in homes generally are based on heating air or liquid in residential solar panels. Liquid based solar energy home systems heat an antifreeze solution or water inside a hydronic collector. Air based Solar Power systems heat up air inside an air collector. Sunlight is collected by the system and heat is transferred direct to the building or storage system.

When the Solar Power system doesn’t provide the necessary heating, a back up system is also installed in order to provide the extra heating. Usually, where the energy is required for storage-based systems, liquid solar energy systems are used. Such systems are ideal for boilers, absorption coolers and heat pumps, and radiant heating systems. While both the air and fluid systems can be used for enhancing forced air systems.

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Solar Power Cost
The cost of power generated from coal and natural gas can range from Rs. 2 to 3 per KWh. The cost of wind power falls between Rs. 3 and 3.2 per KWh. However, as of 2009, the cost of Solar Power from photovoltaic cells and solar thermal falls between Rs. 10 and Rs 15 per KWh.

Solar Power Lights
There are many types of Solar Power lights that can be used to illuminate your home and surrounding and at the same time saving the natural resources. These lighting systems will not only save electricity but also cause less pollution, emitting less amount of heat when compared to conventional lighting sources like bulbs. Solar lantern lights are extensively used for indoor lighting. All the solar lighting devices used for indoor lighting need to be charged when sunlight is available and used during nighttime.

Advantages Of Solar Power
Solar Power is becoming increasingly practical every day. From being an expensive source of electricity, solar energy has turned into an economical power source in the long-run. In addition to these savings, you are also going to save the monthly electrical bills as there are no recurrent bills to be paid.

The amount of electricity generated from solar energy depends upon the available sunlight. However, with new advances in technology it is possible to generate sufficient amount of electricity even in cloudy conditions.

The biggest advantage of using Solar Power is that it is an inexhaustible source of energy. Once you have installed the system, you don’t have to worry that you would ever be without electricity because the sun is always going to be there. However, at times the amount of electricity generated may be lesser and you would have to depend upon the utility grid. But, there are going to be times when you would be able to sell the excess electricity.

The next advantage of using solar energy is that it doesn’t emit any pollution into the environment. Solar panels don’t release any emissions into the atmosphere while generating electricity. This is not something that can be expected from electricity generated from thermal sources and hydroelectric source. Additionally, there are efforts on way to recycle solar panels.

Solar Power is flexible in its setup. When you want to power your entire home, a large number of solar panels can be mounted on the roof, and when you require solar energy to power the garden lights or something that requires less electricity, a smaller number of solar panels are required. Installing Solar Power systems can be timesaving because it doesn’t require running long wiring.

Solar Power can also be used for running a wide range of devices. It is suitable for running homes, industries and even for powering satellite. Even, solar powered cars have been developed, and efforts are on way to make these vehicles more economical. solar energy technology is also developing at a fast rate, making it more practical and economical.

Nowadays, even government is offering rebate and tax exemptions to those who install Solar Power in their home. This makes it possible for homeowners to install these systems at affordable prices. In the most remote locations, solar energy is the ideal source of electricity. In fact, it is more economical to install solar panels in such areas than running power lines.

A big advantage of solar energy systems is that a properly installed system doesn’t require much maintenance. When compared to other power sources, this is a big advantage because you cannot bear the heavy cost of power system maintenance.

Shaz Infinite Free Energy

Another advantage of using solar energy is that beyond initial installation and maintenance, solar energy is one hundred percent free.

Solar doesn’t require expensive and ongoing raw materials like oil or coal, and requires significantly lower operational labor than conventional power production.

Lower costs are direct as well as indirect – less staff working at the power plant as the sun and the solar semi conductors do all the work, as well as no raw materials that have to be extracted, refined, and transported to the power plant.

Decentralization of power

Solar energy offers decentralization in most (sunny) locations, meaning self-reliant societies.

Oil, coal, and gas used to produce conventional electricity is often transported cross-country or internationally. This transportation has a myriad of additional costs, including monetary costs, pollution costs of transport, and roading wear and tear costs, all of which is avoided with solar.

Of course, decentralization has its limits as some locations get more sunlight than others.

Going off the grid with solar

Solar Barn: Going off grid is a huge advantage of solar power for people in isolated locations.

Solar energy can be produced on or off the grid.

On grid means a house remains connected to the state electricity grid. Off grid has no connection to the electricity grid, so the house, business or whatever being powered is relying solely on the solar or solar-hybrid.

The ability to produce electricity off the grid is a major advantage of solar energy for people who live in isolated and rural areas. Power prices and the cost of installing power lines are often exorbitantly high in these places and many have frequent power-cuts.

Many city-dwellers are also choosing to go off the grid with their alternate energy as part of a self-reliant lifestyle.

Solar jobs

A particularly relevant and advantageous feature of solar energy production is that it creates jobs.

The EIAA states that Europe’s solar industry has created 100,000 jobs so far.

Solar jobs come in many forms, from manufacturing, installing, monitoring and maintaining solar panels, to research and design, development, cultural integration, and policy jobs.

The book Natural Capitalism has a very appropriate view of the employment benefits of green design and a prudent approach to using resources.

The book proposes that while green technology and increased employment cost alot of money, much greater money can be saved through simple but drastically improved resource efficiency.

With solar energy currently contributing only an estimated 4% of the world’s electricity, and an economic-model where raw materials don’t have to be indefinitely purchased and transported, it’s reasonable so assume solar jobs are sustainable if the solar industry can survive the recession.

Solar’s avoidance of politics and price volatility

One of the biggest advantages of solar energy is the ability to avoid the politics and price volatility that is increasingly characterizing fossil fuel markets.

The sun is an unlimited commodity that can be adequately sourced from many locations, meaning solar avoids the price manipulations and politics that have more than doubled the price of many fossil fuels in the past decade.

While the price of fossil fuels have increased, the per watt price of solar energy production has more than halved in the past decade – and is set to become even cheaper in the near future as better technology and economies of scale take effect.

Furthermore, the ever-abundant nature of the sun’s energy would hint at a democratic and competitive energy market – where wars aren’t fought over oil fields and high-demand raw materials aren’t controlled by monopolies.

Of course, a new form of politics has emerged with regard to government incentives and the adoption of solar, however these politics are arguably incomparable to the fossil fuel status quo.

Saving eco-systems and livelihoods

Because solar doesn’t rely on constantly mining raw materials, it doesn’t result in the destruction of forests and eco-systems that occurs with most fossil fuel operations.

Destruction can come in many forms, from destruction through accepted extraction methods, to more irresponsible practices in vulnerable areas, to accidents.

Major examples include Canada’s tar sands mining which involves the systematic destruction of the Boreal Forest (which accounts for 25% of the world’s intact forest land), and creates toxic by-product ponds large enough to see from space [1].

The Niger Delta is an example where excessive and irresponsible oil extraction practices have poisoned fishing deltas previously used by villagers as the main source of food and employment, creating extremely desperate poverty and essentially decimating villages [2].

A more widely known, but arguably lower human-cost incident is the 2010 BP oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico. It killed 11 people and spilled 780 thousand cubic meters of crude oil into the sea.

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