Reliable Field Power for Utility and Telco Fleets
Field technicians working on remote infrastructure need power that does not quit — for testing equipment, communications gear, and safety systems, often hours from the nearest depot. Zeliox provides silent, solar-ready 240V that charges off the alternator on the way out and keeps running long after the vehicle stops.
Remote Sites Demand Reliable Power
Utility and telco field crews work at tower sites, substations, and infrastructure nodes that are often hours from the nearest town. A generator failure or flat battery at a remote site cascades into missed maintenance windows, extended outages, and expensive return trips.
| Remote Access | Hours from depot |
| Critical Loads | Test gear, comms, safety |
| Generator Risk | Fuel, noise, maintenance |
| Solar Potential | Untapped at remote sites |
| Fleet Spread | Dispersed vehicle locations |
Power That Goes Where the Grid Does Not
Zeliox delivers silent 240V power for utility and telco field equipment, recharges from the alternator on the drive out, and extends runtime with solar input on site. Remote monitoring confirms system readiness before dispatch, reducing the risk of arriving at a remote site with a flat battery.
- Drive Charging: Alternator input en route
- Solar Ready: MPPT input for remote top-up
- Silent Output: 0 dB at worksites
- Remote Monitoring: App-based health check
- 240V Delivery: Test and comms equipment
- LiFePO4 Platform: Reliable in field conditions
Power that arrives ready, no matter where the job is.
The Zeliox Advantage
Utility and telecommunications field crews operate in places where a dead battery is not just inconvenient — it means a tower stays offline, a substation goes unmonitored, or a fault goes unrepaired. These vehicles carry testing equipment, communications hardware, and safety systems that all need reliable power, often at sites with no mains access. Zeliox mounts in service utes and vans, charges from the alternator on the drive out, and delivers 240V at the worksite without running the engine. The built-in MPPT solar input means the system can top up from portable panels during extended field deployments, extending runtime without a fuel run. Remote monitoring lets fleet managers check system readiness before the vehicle leaves the depot.
Before & After Zeliox
Before Zeliox
After Zeliox
Frequently asked questions
Can Zeliox run communications equipment all day?
Yes, depending on the load and system capacity. With solar supplementation, a Zeliox system can support extended field deployments at remote tower sites and substations.
Is the system weather-resistant for outdoor sites?
Zeliox systems are built for Australian conditions and are rated for the dust, heat, and temperature variations common at remote infrastructure sites.
Start with what you need to power
Tell us what needs to run and for how long. We will help you work through the options.