Auxiliary power for emergency-response vehicles.
Specify auxiliary power around the vehicle and the equipment it needs to support.
Response Vehicles Need Power That Cannot Fail
Scene lighting, communications, extrication pumps, and medical equipment all depend on reliable power.
A generator that will not start or a battery that has degraded unnoticed turns a rescue vehicle into a transport vehicle. In some scenarios, every second counts.
| Mission Critical | Equipment power cannot fail |
| Generator Risk | Starting, noise, fumes |
| Confined Spaces | Exhaust hazard |
| Crew Comms | Generator noise interference |
| Procurement | Multi-supplier accountability gaps |
Silent, Instant Power for Every Incident
Zeliox provides instant 240V from a LiFePO4 battery system that charges while the vehicle is moving. No generator start-up delay, no exhaust, and no noise. Just reliable power for site lighting, communications, and rescue equipment from the moment the vehicle parks.
- Instant Power: No generator start-up
- Silent Output: 0 dB on scene
- Zero Exhaust: Safe for confined spaces
- Drive Charging: Alternator input en route
- 5-Year Warranty: Full system coverage
- Single Supplier: One accountable vendor
Auxiliary power for emergency-response vehicles.
The Zeliox Advantage
Emergency response vehicles carry equipment that cannot fail: scene lighting, communications, extrication tools, medical devices.
The power system that runs them needs to start instantly, run silently, and keep going for the duration of the incident without exhaust fumes filling the work area or generator noise drowning out crew communication. Zeliox mounts in rescue trucks, command vehicles, and incident response utes without modification to the vehicle's primary electrical system.
It charges from the alternator while the vehicle is moving and delivers 240V on scene with zero noise and zero exhaust. Critical when crews are working in confined spaces, underground, or in noise-sensitive environments.
The 5-year warranty and single-supplier support mean procurement teams deal with one accountable vendor for the full power system.
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Frequently asked questions
What is the reliability profile for emergency service use?
Zeliox systems provide auxiliary power for emergency-response vehicles. Review the product specifications and installation plan for the vehicle.
Does the system interfere with vehicle electronics?
No. Zeliox operates independently of the vehicle’s primary electrical system, mounting as a standalone power unit that charges from the alternator without affecting critical vehicle functions.
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.