Say hello to the EO Canopy by Electric Outdoors—a groundbreaking camping platform that brings all the city comforts to the great outdoors, entirely powered by solar energy and batteries. No need for infrastructure development or permits, as this innovative setup is classified as a “trailer.” Plus, it even generates its water. The EO Canopy is far from your typical and tiny travel trailer, it is powered by a 154-kWh sodium-ion battery pack that can be quadrupled if needed. It is also equipped with a 6,600-watt, full solar-tracking roof that can generate 45-64 kWh of power each day – it offers an endless supply of power.
This solar setup can power about two American homes each day. It also provides enough juice to recharge your Tesla, Rivian, or other electric vehicles with a 150-mile (241-km) range—thanks to the included Level 2 charging station. And with the 154-kWh battery bank, you can keep the AC running for as long as you like.
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The trailer is blessed with 30- and 50-amp connections, serving as a reliable power source for your RV and power tools. If connected to the electrical grid, the EO Canopy is capable of supplying excess solar power back to the grid. It is designed to generate surplus solar energy, although such a product would rarely need to be utilized near a grid. It can also produce its drinking water! Equipped with an integrated atmospheric water generator, it can generate 18 gallons (68 liters) of purified drinking water daily, directly from the air, and any excess water is stored in a 100-gallon (378-liter) tank.
The off-grid platform is also outfitted with Starlink, and it also features an AWS cloud backbone and a fully integrated app for your smartphone, providing continuous access to Amazon Web Services. This setup allows you to securely monitor power usage and other sustainability metrics, which you can proudly share with others curious about your off-the-grid home! The rig includes a complete wet bath with a recirculating shower system that filters and purifies 70% of the water used, allowing you to enjoy a shower after a day out in the wild outdoors.
The EO Canopy features an incineration toilet, transforming waste into ash, and uses 1-3 kWh per flush. With a 154 kWh battery and 6,600 watts of solar power, energy usage is no concern. It includes a kitchenette that is basic and simple, amped with a freezer/cooler, and a two-burner induction cooktop. Sadly, the kitchen does have limited counter space. Inside its 8 by 20 feet living space, there’s modest storage, sliding barn doors, and a choice between 2 or 4 beds, illuminated by LED lighting. The 8-foot covered patio is perfect for enjoying the outdoors. Priced at around $150,000, the EO Canopy offers a comprehensive off-grid experience.
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