Auxiliary power for remote and mine-site vehicles.
Specify auxiliary power around the vehicle, equipment and available charging inputs.
Standard Gear Fails Where It Matters Most
Mine-site vehicles subject power systems to continuous vibration on unsealed roads, ambient dust that clogs cooling vents, and temperature extremes that degrade battery performance. A power failure at a remote site is not just a warranty claim, it is a safety and operational incident.
| Unsealed Roads | Continuous vibration damage |
| Ambient Dust | Clogs vents and connections |
| Temperature Range | –10°C to 50°C daily swing |
| Remote Access | Hours or days from support |
| Safety Critical | Power failure strands crew |
Validated for the Conditions That Break Everything Else
Zeliox systems can provide auxiliary power for remote and mine-site vehicles. Choose the system around the vehicle, equipment and available charging inputs.
- Temperature Validated: -10°C to 50°C
- Heating Films: Cold-weather battery protection
- Dust-Rated Enclosure: Sealed construction
- Drive Charging: Alternator input on unsealed roads
- Solar Ready: MPPT input for remote top-up
- 5-Year Warranty: Full system coverage
Power that works where the parts truck cannot reach.
The Zeliox Advantage
Mining and remote operations do not give power systems a gentle run-in period. From day one, the equipment faces bulldust, corrugations, ambient temperatures that swing 40 degrees between shift change and midday, and the reality that the nearest replacement unit might be a plane flight away. Zeliox addresses this with sealed, dust-rated construction and integrated heating films that keep the LiFePO4 chemistry active below freezing. The system charges from the vehicle alternator on the drive to the workface, delivers 240V for tools, lighting, and communications on site, and can supplement from portable solar panels during extended remote deployments. Remote monitoring via Bluetooth means the crew can check system health without opening the canopy.
Before & After Zeliox
Before Zeliox
After Zeliox
Frequently asked questions
How does Zeliox handle sub-zero temperatures?
Zeliox systems with integrated heating films maintain LiFePO4 battery performance down to –10°C, making them suitable for winter mine-site and alpine operations.
Can the system withstand continuous corrugations?
Yes. Zeliox enclosures and internal mounting hardware are designed for the vibration levels encountered on unsealed mine access roads and remote tracks.
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.
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.