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The charger is only one part of the operating model.

ZESS frames charging around how a site earns, moves vehicles and grows. The solution begins with demand, electrical capacity and the outcome the operator needs.

Site · Vehicles · Power · Operations
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Passenger electric vehicles using an ultra-fast public charging hub at duskPassenger vehicles · Public hubs

Public charging networks

Plan corridor, metropolitan and destination sites around utilisation, available grid capacity and the charging experience expected by drivers.

  • High-power DC charging
  • Repeatable site configuration
  • Connected operational visibility
  • Capacity planning
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Electric trucks and a bus charging in a commercial fleet depotTrucks · Buses · Commercial fleets

Fleet & depot operations

Coordinate charging power with vehicle schedules, dwell windows and departure readiness across commercial fleets.

  • Group charging architecture
  • Dynamic power allocation
  • Vehicle schedule planning
  • Expansion pathway
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Passenger electric vehicles charging at a modern roadside convenience siteRoadside charging · Passenger vehicles

Fuel & convenience retail

Introduce EV charging into roadside and service-station environments while protecting traffic flow and the wider customer journey.

  • High-throughput charging
  • Practical bay layout
  • Commercial visibility
  • Future site growth
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Passenger electric vehicles charging at a mixed-use commercial destinationRetail · Hospitality · Workplaces

Commercial destinations

Match charging to dwell time across shopping centres, hospitality, workplaces and mixed-use developments.

  • AC and DC portfolio
  • Advertising-screen option
  • Metered charging
  • Site-specific power mix

SITE MODEL

Four questions before selecting hardware.

  1. 01
    What must move?

    Vehicle type, battery profile, connector needs and required energy.

  2. 02
    When must it move?

    Dwell time, daily schedule, peak demand and departure priority.

  3. 03
    What can the site supply?

    Grid connection, other site loads and potential expansion.

  4. 04
    How will the site operate?

    Ownership, access, monitoring, commercial model and support scope.

DEFINE THE OPERATING CASE

Tell us how the site needs to work.

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