Electrifying a fleet is one of the biggest opportunities in commercial transport — and it hinges on getting charging right.

Depot charging

Most fleets charge overnight at the depot. A mix of AC (7–22 kW) for lighter vehicles and DC (60–240 kW) for faster turnaround lets you balance cost and speed. Dynamic load balancing spreads available power across many vehicles safely.

En-route and high-power charging

Heavy-duty and long-range operations need high-power DC (up to 480 kW) to top up quickly and keep vehicles productive — as seen in large battery-swap and fast-charge hubs serving trucking corridors.

Plan for power and growth

Assess your site's electrical capacity early, and choose scalable equipment so you can add chargers as the fleet grows. Standardizing on one manufacturer keeps maintenance and spares simple.

Manage it intelligently

OCPP networking, remote monitoring and scheduling optimize energy costs and uptime across the whole fleet.

DHES supplies the full ladder of fleet-ready chargers, with forced-air-cooled, dual-gun DC stations built for continuous duty — helping you power every charge and empower every future.

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