Industry · Fleets

When the vehicle doesn't move, the business doesn't move.

Fleet depots can't carry a week-long outage or a throttled night shift. Always-On EV Infrastructure, Designed Upstream of how the depot runs.

Industry operating environment
The operational reality

A fleet depot has four constraints. The infrastructure has to solve all four.

Depots are tight on space. Their grid was never sized for the load. They run 24/7, with no acceptable offline window. And prices spike exactly when every vehicle charges at once. Standard equipment treats each as a separate problem and solves none well. The system has to be Designed Upstream, around how the depot actually runs.

Where it matters most

Four constraints. One distributed system.

  • 01

    Space-constrained depots

    Power Unit sits up to 260 feet from the dispensers. Satellites take a footprint smaller than a piece of letter paper and slot between parked trucks. The depot layout drives the equipment placement, not the other way around.

  • 02

    Grid-limited sites

    Dynamic power sharing across the distributed system maximizes utilization of the available grid connection. The same site that supports 4 chargers with conventional equipment supports 8 to 12 with distributed DC.

  • 03

    24/7 reliability

    Modular architecture: a failed power module is swapped without taking the site offline, and the rest of the system keeps charging. Built and tested for extreme weather (manufactured in Finland). 99% uptime target across the fleet of installed systems.

  • 04

    Peak demand management

    Load balancing and scheduling shift charging to off-peak windows wherever the operation allows. Reduces peak demand charges on the utility bill without slowing the depot.

Why distributed DC matters

One power source. Up to 260 feet of reach.

The Power Unit handles all high-voltage conversion in a secured central location. Satellites at each parking spot dispense charging without bulky electrical equipment near vehicles or drivers. Reduces EMF exposure at the dispenser, frees up the parking footprint, and lets the depot layout dictate the equipment placement.

  • 260 ft Cable run between Power Unit and Satellite dispenser
  • Up to 12 Charging points per Power Unit system
  • Modular Power modules serviced without full-site downtime
  • 99% Designed uptime target across deployed systems
Distributed DC charging system deployed on site
Recommended hardware

Built for fleet depot operations.

Distributed DC architecture engineered for nightly fleet charging. Scalable port counts, modular service, single grid connection across the whole depot.

See it in operation
Fleet Depot deployment in Quebec
Fleet · Quebec

A 40-bus depot, charging simultaneously every night.

3 MW depot deployment with 40 ceiling-mounted control units, enabling simultaneous charging of 40 buses for a major transit operator.

  • 3 MW Total capacity
  • 40 Buses charging simultaneously
  • 40 Ceiling-mounted units