A camp solar power system from CDPH combines photovoltaic generation with integrated battery storage, giving remote sites without stable mains power a reliable, all-weather electricity supply and reducing dependence on diesel generators. Each camp solar power system is engineered as a single package: the PV array and battery storage cabinet are supplied together, and the system can run in off-grid, grid-tied or diesel-hybrid mode. The same platform is specified for extreme cold, extreme heat and salt-fog environments, so it can serve a construction camp in a coastal humid region and a mining camp in sub-zero conditions on the same engineering basis. Every camp solar power system is configured according to the camp's own load profile and operating pattern, and it is priced together with the camp project rather than as a standalone catalogue item.
Operating modes matched to site conditions
The system is delivered in one of three configurations, selected during engineering review against the site's grid availability, fuel logistics and load criticality.
- Off-grid: the PV array and battery cabinet carry the full camp load, with no mains connection required.
- Grid-tied: for camps with an existing or planned mains supply, where solar generation supplements and offsets grid draw.
- Diesel-hybrid: PV and battery storage work alongside generator sets, reducing generator running hours while retaining backup capacity.
In all three modes the PV array and battery storage cabinet are integrated as a matched set, which simplifies interface coordination on site and keeps responsibility for generation and storage with a single manufacturer.
Specification summary
| Item | Detail |
|---|---|
| System designation | SYS-01 |
| Configuration | PV array with integrated battery storage cabinet |
| Operating modes | Off-grid, grid-tied, diesel-hybrid |
| Environmental design | Extreme cold, extreme heat, salt-fog environments |
| Configuration basis | Set according to each camp's requirements |
| Commercial basis | Priced together with the camp project; no standard MOQ |
| Quotation route | Engineering review, followed by a concept proposal and budget range within one business day |
Engineered for remote and harsh sites
The environmental specification is not an afterthought. The system is designed for extreme cold, extreme heat and salt-fog exposure. CDPH camp projects have been delivered into comparable conditions — a copper mine camp built for -55 °C conditions and a living camp for a solar power station in Saudi Arabia whose fire performance was verified by Intertek testing — but those are camp building references, not solar power installations, and they are not presented as deployments of this system.
CDPH reports 5,000+ projects implemented in 100+ countries, with export markets including Eastern Europe, North America, Southeast Asia and Africa. Camp references at region level include a port expansion camp in Cote d'Ivoire, a construction camp for a methanol plant, a camp for a cross-sea bridge project in Croatia, and a natural gas project camp in Nigeria. Whether a camp is specified with the SYS-01 camp solar power system is decided project by project at engineering review; the references above are camp accommodation projects and are not claimed as solar installations.
How the system is specified and quoted
There is no standard MOQ. Each project is quoted individually after engineering review, because the array size, storage capacity and mode of operation all depend on the camp's load, location and backup requirements. Our engineering team replies within one business day with a concept proposal and a budget range, so procurement teams can assess the camp solar power system within the wider camp budget early in the process. Certificates are available upon request; category-level certification includes CE for modular container houses, prefab houses and light steel villas, ISO 14001, ISO 45001, product carbon footprint certification, National High-Tech Enterprise status, NATA materials certification for Australia, Intertek fire-resistance certification, CCS factory approval and Intertek ICC-ES / WH building-material compliance for the US market.
Manufacturing is handled across three production bases in Hebei, Xinjiang and Sichuan, supported by 13 subsidiaries and offices, 100+ engineers and a team of 500+ people. The Hebei base is 48 km from Tianjin Port. Overseas projects run through CDPH (HAINAN) COMPANY LIMITED, the wholly-owned subsidiary of the Beijing corporation.
To discuss a camp solar power system for your site, contact the CDPH engineering team with your camp location, load profile and preferred operating mode.