Find out how Zeus 200 in silence and without emissions produces so much energy

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They were making products for RVs, then they said, “Why don’t we invent one for boating?” So Mobil Tech designed and produced Zeus 200 Mobiltech, which produces on-board power without any noise and virtually without an engine.

A success born at Milan Yachting Week – The digital boat show not even a month ago that is revolutionizing the concept of the onboard generator.

Learn how ZEUS 200 Mobiltech works

Just enter the Mobil Tech booth is to listen to the video interview with Vera Vaselli. These are most interesting revelations seen in the video and illustrate with great clarity the characteristics of the Zeus200 thermoelectric generator. We invite you to hear now what innovations make it a unique product that was not on the market.

ZEUS 200 Mobiltech, lots of energy in silence

For example, you are in the roadstead for the night, you want to have energy. Turn on the Zeus 200 that will let you and nearby boats sleep soundly. In fact, it is practically inaudible. As Vera Vaselli says, less than 30 decibels at seven meters!

And the engine — it’s not there because it takes advantage of a nergy generation system that is what NASA uses for its space missions.

Environmentally friendly, it’s practically zero emissions

What about emissions? They practically do not exist and therefore it is ecological, environmentally friendly. How much energy does it produce? 400 Amps per day, 200 watts of power output and can be connected to solar panels. Zeus 200 takes care of sorting the energy produced to the on-board batteries. You can install it anywhere, on small and large boats: it weighs only 36.5 kg and measures only 67x35x33 cm.

Learn more about Zeus 200 Mobil Tech

Find out how Mobil Tech engineers made the brand new Zeus200 thermoelectric generator, what this new accessory looks like, and how it mounts on board by visiting the product in the booth at Milan Yachting Week now by clicking directly here.

You will also be able to dialogue directly with Mobil Tech’s experts via email, and perhaps go see it live by booking an appointment, here

-News by Milano Yachting Week

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