Zero-Noise Power for Noise-Restricted Sites
A standard portable generator can run at 65–100+ dB, creating noise complaints, restricted work windows, and extra compliance risk. Zeliox replaces the generator with silent battery power for worksites that need reliable 240V output without the rumble, fumes, or fuel runs.

Generators Create Site Risk
Portable generators are noisy, fuel-hungry, maintenance-heavy, and unsuitable for enclosed spaces. On residential and mixed-use sites, they also create a compliance problem because the noise is persistent and hard to contain.
- Generator Noise
- 65–100+ dB
- Daytime Limits
- 55–60 dB
- Fuel Burn
- 1–1.5 L/hr
- Service Intervals
- 50–100 hours
- Fume Risk
- CO and NOx

Battery Power Replaces Generators
A Zeliox all-in-one battery system delivers 240V site power with zero noise and zero exhaust emissions. It charges while you drive and powers tools, lighting, laptops, and equipment without running an engine on site.
- Silent Output: 0 dB
- Continuous Power: 3.6 kW
- Battery Life: 5,000+ cycles
- Solar Input: MPPT ready
- No Fuel Runs: $0 petrol
- Low Maintenance: No oil changes
Generator power, without generator noise.
Before & After Zeliox
Before Zeliox
After Zeliox
Frequently asked questions
Can Zeliox replace a generator?
Yes. Zeliox systems provide 240V power for tools, chargers, lights, and equipment without engine noise, fuel, or exhaust fumes.
Is Zeliox silent in operation?
Yes. The battery system operates at 0 dB because there is no combustion engine.
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