Eliminate Engine Idling with All-In-One Vehicle Power
Every idle hour burns fuel, adds engine wear, and produces emissions without moving the vehicle. Zeliox gives crews silent 240V power on site so the engine can stay off.
When Idling Becomes a Default Power Source
When the vehicle is the only power source, crews leave the engine running for tools, chargers, fridges, lighting, and cabin comfort. That turns everyday site work into fuel burn, DPF stress, noise, and maintenance cost.
- Idle Time
- 1–2 hrs/day
- Fuel Burn
- Every site visit
- DPF Stress
- Low-load running
- Noise Impact
- Engine always on
- Productive Distance
- 0 km
Charge While Driving, Work Engine-Off
A Zeliox all-in-one battery system replaces the vehicle engine as the on-site power source. It charges while driving, then delivers silent 240V power for the workday with no idling required.
- 240V Output: Tools and lights
- Scalable Capacity: 2.4–9.6 kWh
- LiFePO4: 5-year warranty
- Solar Input: Built-in MPPT
- Silent Power: 0 dB output
- Vehicle Fit: Utes and vans
Engine off. Work still powered.
Before & After Zeliox
Before Zeliox
After Zeliox
Frequently asked questions
Can Zeliox power tools with the engine off?
Yes. Zeliox provides 240V output from the on-board battery system after charging while the vehicle drives.
Does this help reduce idling?
Yes. It gives crews a dedicated site power source so they do not need to run the engine for everyday power.
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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.