Charging infrastructure built around fleet operations.
Fleet charging starts with how vehicles actually operate. Heartland evaluates schedules, dwell times, electrical capacity, charger utilization and future fleet requirements to develop infrastructure around day-to-day operations.
Charging built around the operating schedule.
A fleet charging system has to deliver the energy each vehicle needs before it returns to service without creating avoidable load or downtime.
Vehicle availability
Match charging power and dwell windows so vehicles are ready when routes or assignments begin.
Operational control
Use equipment and load controls that reflect schedules, utilization and depot capacity.
Scalable infrastructure
Phase electrical and charging infrastructure around fleet growth and future vehicle requirements.
How Heartland supports fleet operations.
We work backward from vehicles and schedules through energy needs, electrical capacity, equipment, controls and uptime.
Fleet analysis
Review vehicles, routes, return times, dwell windows and the energy required for each operating day.
Power and load planning
Assess depot service, peak demand, utility requirements and managed charging opportunities.
Equipment and controls
Choose the appropriate mix of Level 2, DC fast charging, networking and load management.
Installation and uptime
Phase construction around operations, commission the system and maintain charging availability.
Projects in this industry.
Actual fleet charging work completed around vehicle parking and day-to-day operating requirements.
Planning your fleet charging infrastructure?
Talk with Heartland about vehicles, schedules, depot capacity and charger utilization.