Power built into the vehicle. Ready when the work starts.
Zeliox makes integrated mobile power systems for commercial and special vehicles. Battery storage, inverter, charging and control are packaged as one system, giving crews a practical way to run tools, devices, lighting and other auxiliary loads on site.
Across Australia and New Zealand, Zeliox is supplied and supported by ZANZ from Wacol, Queensland.
Why we exist
The vehicle gets the crew there.
It still has to power the job.
A work vehicle now carries more electrical equipment than many vehicle platforms were designed to support: power tools, test equipment, refrigeration, communications, lighting and computers.
The usual answer is to add parts one by one, run the engine for the auxiliary load or carry a generator. Each option adds something the fleet has to install, operate, fuel, monitor and maintain.
Zeliox started with a different question: what if the vehicle's auxiliary power system arrived as one engineered unit?
One system to specify. One system to install. One system to support.
What we build
The power system, in one enclosure
A work vehicle now carries more electrical equipment than many vehicle platforms were designed to support: power tools, test equipment, refrigeration, communications, lighting and computers.
The usual answer is to add parts one by one, run the engine for the auxiliary load or carry a generator. Each option adds something the fleet has to install, operate, fuel, monitor and maintain.
Zeliox started with a different question: what if the vehicle's auxiliary power system arrived as one engineered unit?
One system to specify. One system to install. One system to support.
- Supply the load: Run suitable 230 V and 12 V equipment from stored energy.
- Recharge around the job: Charge while driving, from shore power or from solar, depending on the model and installation.
- Size it properly: Choose a system around the actual load, expected runtime and available vehicle space.
- Extend runtime: Add compatible battery capacity where the duty cycle requires it.
Where the load and duty cycle suit battery power, a Zeliox system can supply auxiliary equipment while the vehicle engine is off. That can reduce reliance on idling or a portable generator, along with the fuel use, noise, exhaust and setup attached to them.
The result depends on the vehicle, equipment, runtime, charging method and current operating practice. We assess those inputs before recommending a system.
Run the load without running the engine.
Engine-off power
The engine should move the vehicle, not idle to run the job.
Designed around the vehicle, the load and the working day
A service vehicle is not a workshop with wheels. Space is limited. Weight matters. The system has to charge between jobs, sit securely in the vehicle and deliver the required output when the crew reaches site.
Zeliox systems are designed for permanent installation in commercial and special vehicles. The range covers compact systems for laptops, chargers and smaller tools through to higher-output systems for more demanding equipment.
The right unit is not the biggest one. It is the one that can supply the load for the required runtime, recharge within the available driving or shore-power window and fit the vehicle without compromising the rest of the build.
Local support
European product. Australian fleet support.
ZANZ distributes Zeliox across Australia and New Zealand from Wacol, Queensland. The local team works with fleets, vehicle builders, dealers and installers to match the system to the vehicle and its job.
- Start with what must run and its starting and continuous power demand.
- Set the runtime the crew needs between charging opportunities.
- Confirm how the vehicle can recharge while driving, from shore power or from solar.
- Check the available installation space before selecting the system.
Bring us the job
Start with the vehicle and the load list
Tell us what the crew needs to run, how long it needs to run and how the vehicle works through the day. We will help narrow the range and identify the questions that need answering before installation. Visit us at 115 Campbell Avenue, Wacol, Qld, AUS 4076.