Depot EV charging solutions provide centralised charging for fleets of electric vehicles, such as those used by logistics, public transport, and service companies. Located at the fleet’s base or depot, these solutions allow multiple EVs to be charged simultaneously, typically overnight or during non-operational hours, ensuring they’re ready for daily routes. Depot charging systems often include high-powered DC chargers to minimise charging time and support larger fleets.

These solutions are typically managed through a Charging Point Management System (CPMS), enabling fleet managers to monitor and control charging sessions, track energy usage, and optimise charging schedules based on demand or utility rates. This system can prioritise certain vehicles if needed, ensuring critical routes have sufficient range. Some depot solutions offer dynamic load balancing, which intelligently distributes power across all vehicles, preventing electrical overloads. Designed for efficiency and reliability, depot EV charging is essential for fleets aiming to reduce emissions and operational costs.

CITA EV Chargers offer robust benefits for fleet management at depots, providing efficient charging solutions tailored to the demands of high-usage vehicles. With CITA’s range of fast DC chargers (60 kW to 150 kW) and superfast chargers (240 kW to 360 kW), fleet vehicles can charge quickly and be readily available, minimising downtime. This high power output is ideal for fleets that require rapid turnarounds, such as delivery services, public transport, and logistics.

The integrated Charging Point Management System (CPMS) further enhances depot operations by allowing fleet managers to oversee and optimise all charging activities in real-time. Through CPMS, managers can track energy usage, schedule charging sessions during off-peak hours to reduce costs, and prioritise essential vehicles. Additionally, CITA’s CPMS supports dynamic load balancing, ensuring that power is distributed efficiently across all chargers, preventing system overloads and maximising energy efficiency for uninterrupted fleet operations.

The charging speed of CITA EV Chargers used in depot solutions is designed to meet the demands of high-usage fleet vehicles, ensuring quick and efficient charging to minimise downtime. Here’s a breakdown of the charging capabilities:

Fast Chargers (60 kW to 150 kW): These chargers offer a strong charging output, ideal for fleets with moderate turnaround times. With charging speeds of 60 to 150 kW, fast chargers are well-suited to depot setups where vehicles can be charged during shorter breaks or overnight, ensuring they are ready for daily routes. They balance power efficiency with high performance, providing dependable charging for fleets.

Superfast Chargers (240 kW to 360 kW): CITA’s superfast chargers deliver ultra-high charging speeds, ranging from 240 to 360 kW. This rapid charging capability is ideal for high-demand fleets that require minimal downtime, enabling electric vehicles to quickly reach a full charge and return to service. These chargers are particularly beneficial for fleets with strict schedules or high vehicle turnover, such as delivery services or public transport.

Yes, CITA EV Chargers are designed for seamless integration with existing depot infrastructure. They can be installed alongside existing electrical systems and tailored to fit specific power capacities, allowing depots to optimise their current setup without extensive upgrades. CITA chargers are compatible with various fleet management systems, enabling smooth synchronisation with operational software already in use.

With the CITA Charging Point Management System (CPMS), depot managers gain full control over charging schedules, load balancing, and energy usage monitoring. This system integrates with other depot infrastructure to streamline operations, from monitoring energy costs to prioritising essential vehicles. Additionally, CITA EV Chargers support dynamic load balancing, allowing them to work efficiently within existing power limits by distributing charging power based on real-time demand. This flexibility ensures that CITA chargers can enhance depot capabilities without disrupting current infrastructure or workflow.

CITA provides comprehensive support and maintenance services for depot charging solutions, ensuring uninterrupted and optimised operations. Key services include:

24/7 Technical Support: CITA offers around-the-clock support via chat and phone, providing immediate assistance for any technical issues or queries.

Preventative Maintenance: Regular maintenance checks help prevent potential issues, extending the lifespan of chargers and ensuring they operate at peak performance.

Remote Diagnostics and Software Updates: Through remote diagnostics, CITA can quickly identify and address faults. Software updates are provided regularly to enhance charger functionality and ensure compatibility with fleet management needs.

On-Site Repairs: For critical issues requiring physical intervention, CITA’s team can perform on-site repairs, minimising downtime and keeping fleet operations running smoothly.

Warranty Options: CITA’s depot DC chargers come with a 2-year warranty, extendable for additional coverage and peace of mind.

Yes, CITA EV Chargers are fully certified and compliant with industry regulations and standards, ensuring they meet the highest safety and performance requirements for depot installations:

ADQCC Certification: In Abu Dhabi, CITA chargers are certified by the Abu Dhabi Quality and Conformity Council (ADQCC), meeting the region’s stringent standards for safety and efficiency.

SASO Certification: In Saudi Arabia, CITA EV Chargers hold certification from the Saudi Standards, Metrology and Quality Organization (SASO), ensuring compatibility with local regulations and adherence to high-quality standards.

UKCA Marking: In the UK, CITA chargers are UKCA-certified, demonstrating compliance with UK regulations for quality, safety, and environmental standards.

CE Marking: Across Europe, CITA EV Chargers are CE-marked, reflecting conformity with European health, safety, and environmental protection requirements.