"Reasons for Choosing LP Gas Generators" *Comparison materials with other energy sources will be provided.

Reliable energy for emergencies! Introducing disaster-resistant "LP gas" generators.

The Basic Plan for National Resilience expects LP gas to serve as the "last bastion of energy supply." LP gas is a decentralized energy source that allows for quick recovery, has no fuel degradation, and is suitable for storage. Additionally, it can be easily transported anywhere when filled in LP gas containers. In recent disasters, the advantages of LP gas generators have been widely recognized, leading to increased adoption. **Advantages of LP Gas:** - There is a national stockpile of over 3 million tons (90 days) and about 340 core filling stations across the country, ensuring a supply system even in emergencies. - Fuel that hardly degrades. - Can be easily transported anywhere when filled in containers. **Advantages of LP Gas Generators:** - They do not produce soot, are easy to maintain, and have excellent engine start-up capabilities. - Easy fuel storage allows for ample stockpiling according to needs. - Emit low levels of air pollutants such as soot and SOx, and can also reduce CO2 emissions. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.*

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**Comparison of Emergency Power Sources (Excerpt)** **<LP Gas Generator>** ■Advantages - No fuel degradation, suitable for storage - Easy maintenance - Capable of long-term power generation ■Disadvantages: Relatively high initial cost ■Suitability as an emergency power source: ◎ **<Fuel Cell>** ■Advantages - Power generation modules can be combined to finely adjust power capacity - No noise or vibration during operation ■Disadvantages: High overall cost of the system, and difficulty in obtaining fuel ■Suitability as an emergency power source: ▲ *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.*