Deman Power has recently completed the production and testing of 10 units of 150kW generators, which are scheduled for deployment in Lampung shrimp farm areas in Indonesia.
The units are designed to serve as a critical backup power system for aquaculture operations where continuous electricity is required for aeration, water circulation, and basic farm infrastructure.
In modern shrimp farms, electrical equipment such as paddle wheel aerators, water pumps, feed systems, and monitoring devices operate continuously to maintain dissolved oxygen levels in ponds.
According to aquaculture practice in Indonesia, farms commonly maintain a standby backup power system to ensure uninterrupted operation during grid instability or unexpected power outages, as oxygen depletion can quickly affect shrimp survival.
The 150kW generators are suitable for distributed farm-level power support across multiple production zones in coastal aquaculture environments.
Deman Power provides generator sets with stable performance, suitable for high humidity and salt-air conditions commonly found in Indonesia’s coastal farming regions such as Lampung, helping ensure continuous operation of critical farm systems.
