Solar Powered Generators Provide Light

Entrepreneurs come from everywhere - slums, colleges and, now, hunting camps. Dan Jones was always frustrated by the sounds associated with running gasoline generators. In fact, they tended to create a problem at hunting caps where noise can ruin the hunt.

After experimenting with solar power throughout the 1990s, Dan Jones was able to take his home "off-the-grid" in 1995. For those of you who don't know, off-the-grid means that his home generates enough electricity on its own that he doesn't need to connect to power plants to keep his home up and running. After all this success, he decided to his inventions into solar generators.

The company, Sun Solar Systems, sells custom-built solar generators to all different types of industries - from construction to recreation. These units can easily replace gas powered units and, since they run on solar energy, do not need to be refueled. While not expensive, over time the gas fuel savings can be substantial. Perhaps more importantly, though, with no sound and no pollution, the generators seem to always be working, but never be in the way.

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