NHRA - National Hot Rod Association

Deecell Power Systems, a groundbreaking solar-power system for haulers and sleeper cabs, has been named the Official Solar Power Unit of NHRA.

Engineered for truckers, haulers, and sleeper cabs, Deecell offers clean, quiet, and reliable power, transforming mobile energy solutions for life on the road. Founder Andrew Moeck has been involved with NHRA Drag Racing for more than 30 years, competing in the NHRA Lucas Oil Drag Racing Series across the country, and was eager to find ways to help racers and teams increase fuel efficiency with a smarter solar solution by providing a sustainable alternative to emission-heavy generators.

Along with the official partnership, Deecell will be involved in a variety of additional NHRA programs. As part of NHRA’s Friday Night Primetime night session in Seattle during the Muckleshoot Casino Resort NHRA Northwest Nationals at Pacific Raceways on Friday, July 19, Deecell will sponsor the "After Dark Low Qualifier," which will award a bonus to the low qualifier of the must-see night session in the four NHRA Mission Foods Drag Racing Series categories.

Deecell will also be the title sponsor of the Deecell Power Systems NHRA Comp Clash, which takes place in Competition eliminator at the prestigious Cornwell Quality Tools NHRA U.S. Nationals.

"We're excited to be the Official Solar Power Unit of the NHRA. It’s a big moment. I've been racing in the NHRA Sportsman pits for years, and Deecell was created to solve the same generator problems we all deal with. So, bringing Deecell to the track as an official sponsor is a full-circle moment,” Moeck said. “We’ve already been met with a lot of positive feedback — racers are pretty pumped about the product, we’re making connections, and it’s only the beginning. We’re looking forward to growing with the NHRA community."

A Deecell Solar Power Unit combines advanced solar technology with a compact, lightweight design, offering continuous power for critical systems without the need for fuel or frequent maintenance.

It is currently available in three powerful configurations: a 10kW system ideal for most haulers and moderate power needs; a 15kW suitable for larger rigs with multiple A/C units or heavier electrical loads; and a dedicated sleeper cab system designed to deliver 120V AC Power 24/7 without idling. 

“We’re thrilled to welcome Deecell as the Official Solar Power Unit of the NHRA,” said NHRA Vice President and Chief Development Officer Brad Gerber. “Their innovative technology and commitment to sustainability align with our vision for the future of drag racing. It’s even more meaningful knowing Andrew is a part of the NHRA racing family. That connection adds an exciting level to this partnership. We look forward to working together across multiple NHRA programs, including their support of the After Dark Low Qualifier program in Seattle and the Comp Clash in Indy.”

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