Plan power around the work your vehicles do
Auxiliary power is a fleet decision, not an afterthought. Start with the equipment crews need to run, the time they spend on site and the charging opportunities between jobs.
OPERATIONAL GAINS
Make mobile power part of the vehicle plan
For fleet managers, tradies and service teams, the operational question is simple: what needs to run on site, for how long, and how will the vehicle recharge between jobs? Explore the areas below, then bring your vehicle and load list to a fleet assessment.
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START WITH THE LOAD LIST
Plan power for the work your vehicles do
Tell us what equipment needs to run, the expected runtime and how the vehicle works through the day. We will help identify the information needed to assess a suitable Zeliox system.