AUTOChargit Fleet

System Overview

Perform, no excuses — scalable, modular, and open architecture for fleets of all sizes.

Built for Fleet Reality

Fleet management is governed by an unspoken motto: Perform, no excuses. When your fleet of trucks, vans, or cars are not moving, clients' patience comes to a dead stop.

AUTOChargit Fleet Solutions offers a holistic approach and eliminates fingers being pointed and time-wasting implementation of recovery plans.

Fleets come in all sizes, complexities, and purposes. Fortunately, the AUTOChargit Fleet Services use a scalable, modular, and open architecture.

Charging Priorities

AUTOChargit Fleet's backbone is built on Switching Chargers — 10 vehicles connected to one charger at a time.

Time is money with fleet management — tracked via touches and movements. AUTOChargit Fleet Solutions' backbone is built on using Switching Chargers that allow 10 vehicles to be connected at one time, automatically switching power to the next car, van, truck, or bus. This reduces unnecessary movement since the EV can remain stationary even after it is done charging.

AUTOChargit Fleet Integration Overview

Routine

Standard Zones

QuickTurn

DC Fast Charge Zone

Maintenance

Trickle Charge Zone

Custom

Site-Specific Priority

Zone Configuration

Each Charging Zone is fully configurable at installation time.

Zone Characteristics

A single stationary AUTOChargit Switching Charger has up to 10 ports. A Charging Zone is defined as a collection of one switching charger and up to 10 ports, with configurable characteristics:

Physical Location assignment
Switching Charger type — Level I, Level II, Level III (DC Fast), or Trickle
Number of Ports (up to 10 per zone)
Port Type — Pedestal or Wall mount, Single or Dual Connector
Port Orientation — End to End, Side to Side, Cluster, Mix, or Custom
EV Connector Types
Charging Priority Schema

Different Zone, Different Priority

Each Zone can be configured to follow a different Charging Priority, accommodating all fleet needs throughout the Fleet's life cycle:

Routine EVs — Occupy Standard Zones for regular overnight or shift charging
QuickTurn EVs — Directed to a Quick Charge Zone with DC Fast Charger and fewer ports
Maintenance Required EVs — Dropped off to a Trickle Zone to keep battery charged while awaiting service

Smart Features

Automatic Top-Off

Extended Stays Should Not Create Extended Delays.

Currently, EV battery life drains at about 3% per day. If a fleet EV remains stationary longer than anticipated, the weather takes a wrong turn, or a vehicle is reassigned, the AUTOChargit System is smart enough to track these changes and re-queue the EV for charging.

Mobile Fleet Services

Do not underestimate the resourcefulness of AUTOChargit Mobile. Despite the best intentions, there remains the possibility an EV is not able to connect to the EVCS.

No problem. AUTOChargit Roadside can deliver power wherever it is needed.

Cloud-Based Intelligence

Inventory & Asset Tracking

An EV's batteries drain over time — about 3% on a good day and more when the environment becomes a factor. This critical information is part of the AUTOChargit DNA.

Every connected EV is tracked for battery life, timestamped for accuracy, and ubiquitously formatted to allow a host of applications to earmark the next step.

Shift Management

“Time to recharge the batteries” is no longer a euphemism when your Fleet has EVs.

New to EVs? — Call us for a site evaluation, conceptual layout, and turn-key process
When to expand? — AUTOChargit Fleet collects data for informed capacity decisions
Centralized view? — Zoom in for individual EV info or out for your entire landscape

Real-Time

YMS Integration

Cloud

Middleware Platform

360°

Fleet Visibility

API

Open Architecture