SUNRNR of Virginia, Inc.
("Sun Runner")
SUNRNR Owners, Applications, Photos
- Acoma Pueblo, SkyCity, NM
- Electric bicycle and scooter owners
- Survivalists
- Sufferers of short-term outages or brown-outs needing backup power
- Bands powering amps and speakers in outdoor venues
- Hurricane preparedness proponents
- Large-city street crews with noise abatement regulations
- Movie special effects crews needing power without noise
- Outdoor events promoters powering PA systems, radios, computers, printers, TVs
- Caterers
- Expeditionary personnel
- Communications or ham radio operators
- RV owners
- Commercial real estate/property management owners
- International non-grid communities
- Mormon preparedness requirement followers
- Cabin owners and outdoorsmen
- Tailgaters
- Eco-Lodge owners
- Electrical contractors
- Military/Government
- Campground owners
- Hybrid fleet owners
- Disaster relief or emergency response organizations
- Horse enthusiasts
- Property owners whose wells or outbuildings are at a distance
- Traveling concession stand operators
- 2012 preparedness
- ...
What is Your Application?
Please send us photos or videos of your SUNRNR in action
like owners have submitted for the Testimonials page.
Our New Mexico Distributor, 310Solar, supported this event constructing a zero energy home using only SUNRNR solar generators.
The James Madison University students' electric assisted bikes at EPA's National Sustainable Design Expo where they presented the results of their EPA P3 (People, Prosperity, and the Planet) Grant Award Phase I project titled "Promoting Sustainability on Campuses: A College Student Run, Electric-Assisted Bicycle Competition for High Schools".
A SUNRNR powering a Sleep Feeder band at Luray, VA's Earth Day
The Massanutten Hoo-Ha Mountain Bike Race June 7, 2009, one in the Kenda Cup Series, used a SUNRNR to power their wireless mike and PA system, a radio, two computers, a printer, their race timing system, and charge a cell phone.
A SUNRNR ran the PA system, radio, the scores computer, and a 52" CRT TV at the Regional Field and Stream Bass Pro Shops Total Outdoorsman Challenge
