Fleet & Depot Charging

Plan charging around the vehicles—not around a charger catalogue.

Fleet projects become clearer when vehicle count, return time, dwell time, daily energy demand and site electrical conditions are reviewed before hardware is selected. Nexora ECO helps commercial buyers narrow the charging direction and coordinate the selected equipment for production and export.

Vehicle ScheduleReturn and departure times define the available charging window.
Dwell TimeOvernight parking and short turnaround periods require different power directions.
Site PowerAvailable electrical capacity is reviewed before charger quantity and output are finalized.
Deployment PlanHardware, communication, labeling, packaging and order phasing are confirmed together.
Fleet Applications

Different fleets need different charging routines

The same charger mix does not fit every depot. The first step is understanding when vehicles are parked, how predictable the schedule is and how quickly they must return to service.

Delivery fleet depot charging

Last-Mile Delivery

Predictable return times and overnight parking can support a structured depot charging plan.

Service fleet vehicles charging

Service Fleets

Company and field-service vehicles returning to a common base can be grouped by operating window.

Shared company vehicle charging

Company Vehicle Pools

Shared vehicles may need straightforward access control and a clear charging routine between users.

Managed depot charging

Managed Depots

Multiple vehicles, staged parking and fixed dispatch times call for more deliberate hardware planning.

Planning Framework

Turn the operating schedule into a practical charging direction

Charger quantity is an output of the planning process—not the starting assumption.

Twenty vehicles do not automatically mean twenty identical chargers.

Daily mileage, battery condition, return time, available site power, target state of charge and planned deployment phase all influence the final mix. We use these inputs to narrow the product platform before quotation.

01

Vehicle Count & Type

Identify the vehicles that actually require charging at the site and how they are grouped operationally.

02

Return & Departure Times

Confirm how long each group remains parked and the latest time it must be ready again.

03

Electrical Conditions

Review available input power and the practical charging direction that the site can support.

04

Control & Rollout

Confirm startup method, supported communication, order quantity, rollout phase and purchasing timeline.

Hardware Direction

Use the operating window to narrow the charger platform

The product forms below come from the supplied manufacturer catalogue. Final electrical and communication specifications are confirmed against the selected model before production.

Nexora ECO AC wallbox charger product form
Overnight / Long Dwell

AC Wallbox Platforms

Useful where vehicles have a predictable parking window and do not require rapid turnaround.

3.5 / 7 / 11 / 22 kW optionsType 2 configurationsApp / RFID / QR optionsOCPP 1.6J on supported models
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Dual-output AC charging unit
Shared AC Charging

Dual-Output AC Charging

For locations where two vehicles may need simultaneous AC charging from one installed unit.

2 × 11 kW option2 × 22 kW optionTwo charging connectorsOCPP / RFID options
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Integrated DC charging station product range
Shorter Turnaround

Integrated DC Charging Stations

A higher-output direction for depots that need more energy delivered within a shorter operating window.

60–360 kW catalogue rangeMultiple connector standards optionalEthernet / 2G / 3G / 4G optionalOCPP 1.6J reference
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Liquid cooled high power DC charging stack
High-Throughput Sites

Liquid-Cooled Charging Stack

For projects evaluating centralized high-power DC infrastructure and multiple charging outputs.

240–960 kW catalogue rangeMultiple charging outputsCCS / GB / NACS combinationsOCPP 1.6J reference
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Power ranges and communication functions above reflect the supplied catalogue pages for the referenced product families. Availability, connector combination, certifications and order-specific configuration must be confirmed for the selected model and target market.
Fleet vehicles using depot chargers
Configuration Matching

Match power and control functions to the depot routine

The selected charger should fit how the site actually operates. We therefore confirm requirements before finalizing the quotation.

Long dwell timeAC charging can be considered when vehicles remain parked for a predictable extended window.
Short turnaroundDC platforms can be considered where more energy must be delivered in less time.
Multiple vehicle groupsMixed hardware can be discussed when different vehicle groups have different duty cycles.
Connected operationOCPP, Ethernet, WiFi, Bluetooth, RFID and other functions depend on the selected product platform.
Fleet charging project planning and specification review
Project Support

Coordinate the order from specification to shipment

For fleet operators, importers, solution companies and project contractors, product selection is only one part of the deployment. The purchase also needs clear specifications, production follow-up, packaging and export preparation.

Use-case & product matching
Specification confirmation
OEM / private-label coordination
Quality follow-up
Packaging preparation
Export documentation support
FAQ

Fleet charging questions

What information should we provide for a fleet charging quotation?

Please share the target market, number and type of vehicles, typical daily use, return and departure schedule, available site power, expected charger quantity, required startup or communication functions and any branding or packaging requirements.

Can AC and DC chargers be combined in one depot?

Yes, a mixed charging direction can be discussed when different vehicle groups or operating windows require different hardware. Final compatibility and project configuration are confirmed model by model.

Can OCPP be supported?

OCPP 1.6J is referenced on supported AC and DC product platforms in the supplied catalogue. The final communication setup must be confirmed against the selected model before order.

Which connector standards can be discussed?

Depending on the selected product family, Type 2, CCS, GB, NACS and other referenced connector combinations may be available. The target market and vehicle standard should be provided before configuration is finalized.

Can Nexora ECO support private-label orders?

Branding, labeling, packaging and supported product customization can be coordinated after the core hardware platform and specifications are confirmed.

Planning a fleet or depot charging rollout?

Send the fleet size, operating schedule, target market and available site information. We will use those details to narrow the product direction and quotation requirements.

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