The Bean Trailer 'Bug-Out Bean' survival trailer has been created in collaboration with Plan B Supply as a well-equipped way for emergency-minded consumers to stay ready for anything. The trailer is equipped with a 420Ah lithium battery pack that can be recharged via the 500W solar panel system thanks to a 2,000W inverter. The unit also features Starlink Roam for satellite Internet connectivity and a Lab599 TX500 Ham radio.
The Bean Trailer 'Bug-Out Bean' survival trailer is paired with a rainwater harvesting system and water filtration setup to hold up to 50-gallons of potable water at once. The ballistic design of the cabin, flooring and wall panels ensure optimal durability against the elements or potentially even attacks. The trailer is expected to go into production starting April 2024.
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Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Emergency-ready Trailers
- There is an opportunity to develop more emergency-ready trailers with advanced features like solar panels, satellite connectivity and water filtration systems.
- Off-grid Living Trailers
- Off-grid living trailers could disrupt traditional home living if equipped with amenities like lithium batteries, solar panels, water filtration and satellite connectivity.
- Bug-out Trailers
- Bug-out trailers equipped with satellite connectivity, water filtration, and ballistic designs could be of great value during natural and man-made disasters.
Where This Applies
- Recreational Vehicles
- RV manufacturers could benefit from including survivalist features in their trailers and motorhomes to expand their audience beyond vacationers.
- Emergency Preparedness
- Emergency preparedness companies can market survivalist trailers equipped with advanced features like solar panels, water filtration, and satellite connectivity to those preparing for natural disasters or social unrest.
- Off-grid Living
- Builders of small off-grid homes could expand into the trailer market by creating highly efficient and self-sustainable living spaces equipped with features like lithium batteries, solar panels, and water filtration systems.
