The SRX-9 is the sweet spot of MOSO’s SRX-Series — the model that delivers the best balance of power output, daily solar harvest, and trailer footprint for operators who need more than entry-level capacity without committing to a heavy-duty platform.

With 9 × 375-watt LG Neon mono-crystalline panels and a 40.96 kWh LiFePO4 battery bank — double the storage of the SRX-6 — the SRX-9 is built for extended deployments, multi-day operations, and worksites where grid access is unreliable or unavailable. It harvests up to 23 kWh on a peak day and averages 18 kWh on a standard sunny day, giving operators a meaningful reserve buffer for overnight and low-sun-day scenarios.

The SRX-9 steps up to the Outback Power Radian inverter, delivering 8 kW rated and 16.97 kW instantaneous at 120/240VAC — enough to handle larger compressors, heavy lighting arrays, HVAC equipment, and multiple simultaneous loads. A 50-amp outlet configuration supports higher-draw equipment that the SRX-6 cannot accommodate.

Like every unit in the SRX-Series, the SRX-9 is built on MOSO’s open-chassis trailer platform — a bolt-together frame engineered for extended service life with minimal maintenance. Four 36″ outriggers with swing-down jacks and multiple ground-anchor tie-down points deliver rock-solid stability in high-wind and uneven terrain conditions.

The self-heated LiFePO4 battery bank operates from -40°C to +60°C and is rated for 6,000 cycles at 80% depth of discharge — built to work where most solar equipment gives up. Every SRX-9 comes standard with Starlink Mini for cloud-connected remote monitoring, control, and GPS tracking from anywhere in the world.

When solar falls short, the optional Honda EU7000iS backup generator — housed in a lockable, theft-resistant cage with a 30-gallon auxiliary fuel tank and auto-start — delivers 7 kW peak output and keeps your load running without interruption.

The SRX-9 can be fully de-trailerized in under 15 minutes. Deploy the swing-down jacks, remove the wheels, axle, fenders, and tongue, and the chassis sits stable and level directly on the ground — no crane, no crew, no downtime. Made in the USA. Backed by Mobile Solar’s 5-year platform warranty.