Energy independence

• Climate tests
• EMC radiation and resistance tests
• PCB design and assembly
• Tests of integrated surge protectors
• Thermovision

• ‌IPLOG in the license plate reader application
• Island systems
• Low energy smart homes
• Management and protection of water resources
• Processing of Onvif events
• Smart electric bike chargers
• Sound system for social care facility

Renewable energy is still an undervalued gift of nature and a pathway to a green, low-emission economy. It is important not only to think economically, but, given the state of our planet, to take responsibility for its future and steer our children's generation away from commerce and back towards common sense. This is not an easy path, of course. For many decades we have lived in a prosperous era of energy monopolies. We pay our bills regularly and forget that almost free energy is available to us all. You might argue that the price of a kWh produced using our own solar, hydro or wind power is not always lower than that of a purchased one. However, the feeling of independence and environmental friendliness in particular adds another invaluable value. I personally verified this after buying a plot of land outside the city. Electricity, water, gas are out of reach and cannot be relied upon. In the spring I started a vineyard on the property, planted a few trees and vegetables. Therefore, I also started looking for a way to provide enough power for the planned security system and water pumping from a drilled well. In this situation, I recommend you start "googling". Then combine the googled ideas appropriately, add your own know-how and try it out. No scientist fell from the sky, so if something doesn't work the first time, try again. And then again...

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