Why XRGI®?

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XRGI®: The Not New Technology

Micro Combined Heat and Power (mCHP) is not a new technology. In fact, it has been a proven and reliable energy solution for more than 30 years. The XRGI® builds on this established foundation with advanced engineering and intelligent controls to deliver highly efficient heat and power generation for your facility.

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The Core 3 of XRGI®

The system consists of three core components:

Optional features, including the Flow Master and thermal Storage Tank, further enhance efficiency and energy savings.

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FOR PLANNERS

Scalable Power. Sophisticated Design.

The XRGI® 25 makes the planning process highly efficient so you benefit from the standardized, a thousand and one times tested, integration possibilities of the XRGI® 25. With the support of EC POWER during planning, our cogeneration plants will enable you to find the right energy solution for almost every property. Today and in the future.

XRGI® Cascades

XRGI® can be easily and economically cascaded to produce higher outputs.

Electrical Output kWe 12 - 24 12 - 48 12 - 72
Thermal Output BTU/hr 112,000 - 163,000 112,000 - 326,000 112,000 - 489,000

FOR INSTALLERS

Installation Made Quick, Simple & Easy

Our standard installation solutions help to ensure that projects are implemented quickly, safely, and efficiently. Simple, clearly organized circuit diagrams support space-saving layouts and straightforward assembly, reducing installation time and complexity. When paired with our dimensioning tables, these standard installations also make it easy to determine the right CHP system for your project, including the appropriate plant type and space requirements.

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FOR OPERATORS

Lower Energy Waste to Increased Efficiency

Energy waste, common to many heating systems, leads to higher operating and maintenance costs. Upgrading to the XRGI® micro combined heat and power systems helps reduce energy waste efficiently producing both heat and electricity from one fuel source. The result…