In the world of transport and logistics, standing still is not an option. At Vonk & Co, in collaboration with Generation Green, Den Hartog has realised modular charging stations that not only meet today's demand, but also grow effortlessly with tomorrow's ambitions.
Powerful performance for heavy transport
The current setup features a central Power unit linked to a dispenser with a total of two charging points. With a power of 480 kW and charge points supporting up to 350A, electric trucks can easily be fully charged overnight. This minimises downtime and maximises fleet uptime.
The power of modularity: Smart growth without worries
What is unique about the Voltra system is its modular design. With many traditional systems, expansion often means: replacing the entire system or starting excavations all over again. With the Voltra Power Unit, it works differently.
The advantages of this modular system at a glance:
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Easy scalability: Does Vonk & Co need more charge points in the future? Thanks to the central Power Unit, additional satellites can easily be added without having to rebuild the basic infrastructure. In total, the number of charging points can be expanded to 6.
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Long-term cost savings: By investing in a modular system now, you avoid high costs for future modifications. You expand when the fleet demands it.
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Space efficiency: Instead of installing a separate inverter for each charge point, we bundle the power into one central unit. This saves valuable space on site.
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High redundancy: The modular design makes the system more reliable. Should one module require maintenance, the system can often continue to run on reduced power.
- Dynamic power distribution: The system cleverly distributes the available 480 kW among the active charging points. If one truck demands less power, the rest automatically goes to the other satellite. Thus, every kW is optimally used and vehicles always charge at the maximum achievable speed.
Ready for tomorrow's fleet
By choosing the Voltra solution, Vonk & Co is assured of a charging station that facilitates the transition to zero-emission transport. Whether two or six trucks need to load simultaneously.
