Evacuation
NUE SunCase 3651
Expedition-grade power for extended, serious outages.
The SunCase 3651 is the largest in the line: 5,120 Wh and a 3,600W continuous pure sine inverter (7,200W surge), in a wheeled case one person can roll and two can lift. Parallel up to five of them for 25 kWh of clean, silent, fuel-free power.
It's the anchor unit for extended outages, remote operations, and facilities that need serious runtime behind their evacuation and life-safety equipment.
A built-in 1,650W AC fast-charger takes it empty-to-full in about three hours, and it accepts up to 1,700W of solar. The 3,600W inverter runs heavy loads cleanly; when one isn't enough, chain up to five units for 25 kWh total — all monitored over Bluetooth.
Key features
- ›5,120 Wh LiFePO4 · ~6,000+ cycles
- ›3,600W continuous pure sine (7,200W surge)
- ›Wheels + handles — one-person roll, two-person lift
- ›1,650W AC fast-charge (~3 hrs empty-to-full)
- ›Up to 1,700W solar input (MPPT)
- ›Bluetooth app · scale to 5 units / 25 kWh
Where it fits
- •Extended facility outages and continuity of operations
- •Remote / off-grid operations and base camps
- •Disaster-response and emergency-management power
- •Sustained medical and comms equipment loads
- •Event and production power at scale
Specifications
- Capacity
- 5,120 Wh (LiFePO4)
- Inverter
- 3,600W (7,200W surge)
- Weight
- 128 lb (wheeled / 2-person lift)
- Solar input
- Up to 1,700W (MPPT)
- AC charge
- 1,650W · ~3 hrs full
- Expandable
- Up to 5 units / 25 kWh
In partnership with New Use Energy. Rugged case, pure sine wave output.
Specifications from New Use Energy (SunCase 3651 datasheet).
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