High-power charging equipmentDesigned, engineered, and assembled in the USA
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Capabilities

Equipment on the site, delivered under one accountable scope.

Volatus leads that scope and coordinates licensed electrical, civil, and installation trade work through its named partner network.

Volatus delivers projects in six phases: design, power architecture, installation, commissioning, software, and service.

Configured power envelope
60 kW–1.2 MW
One accountable scope
Design to O&M
Engineering and assembly
Wisconsin
01

System and site design

Volatus starts with load, dwell time, throughput, available service, tariff context, site constraints, accessibility, payment and reporting requirements, and expansion plans so the equipment configuration is designed to operational requirements.

  • Duty-cycle and load definition
  • Equipment configuration
  • Site and charging-master plan
  • Utility and incentive inputs
Volatus DC fast chargers staged on a working waterfront between an electric truck fleet and a container port, concept renderingConcept rendering
PowerHub architecture schematic: utility, solar, battery, and generation inputs feeding one PowerHub that distributes power to satellite dispensers
02

Charging architecture

The power path can combine PowerHub centralized dynamic power management, PowerFlex sub-surface distribution to satellite dispensers, PowerPod and Solaris storage and generation, and site controls to address permanent, phased, or constrained capacity. Project controls can include utility demand-response interfaces, time-of-use scheduling, load allocation, power-factor correction, harmonic monitoring, and site-level energy priorities where required.

  • Charging-architecture and microgrid design
  • Capacity phasing
  • Load-management logic
  • Power-quality and integration requirements
03

Installation and EPC delivery

Volatus can lead or coordinate the EPC scope (engineering, procurement, and construction): installation, electrical and civil interfaces, equipment placement, and project execution based on the delivery model.

  • Scope coordination
  • Equipment and civil interfaces
  • Utility interconnection support
  • Installation and site delivery
Electric delivery van fleet charging at Volatus DC fast chargers at night, concept renderingConcept rendering
04

Commissioning

Commissioning aligns equipment, networking, controls, safety checks, and operator workflows with the requirements defined at the beginning of the project.

  • Startup and system verification
  • Controls and protocol validation
  • Acceptance testing
  • Operator training and handoff
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05

Software, monitoring, and controls

Meridian Cloud gives operating teams a common view across charging and power assets: dispatch intelligence, module-level diagnostics, revenue management, and health analytics. VolatusOS runs load management on the charger itself.

  • Asset and site visibility
  • Load and energy management
  • Alerts and diagnostics
  • Reporting and remote updates
06

Maintenance and O&M

Operations and maintenance (O&M) planning includes remote visibility, scheduled preventive audits, fault intelligence, secure software updates, service access, spare-parts strategy, response pathways, and expansion readiness suited to the project.

  • Preventive-maintenance plan
  • Remote diagnostics and escalation
  • Parts and field-service strategy
  • Performance and expansion reviews
Volatus Solaris industrial power block, product cutout

FAQ

01What does turnkey EV charging deployment include?

A complete path from operating requirement to running site: system and site design, charging architecture, installation and EPC coordination, commissioning, connected monitoring through Meridian Cloud, and ongoing maintenance. Volatus can lead or coordinate each stage depending on the delivery model.

02Where does a charging project start?

It starts with the operation. Volatus maps load, dwell time, throughput, available service, tariff context, and expansion plans, then configures the equipment and site around what the work actually requires.

03How does Volatus work within limited grid capacity at a site?

The power path can combine charging hardware, mobile power, on-site storage, distribution, and controls to phase capacity and manage demand. Load management, time-of-use scheduling, and energy priorities hold the site within its available service while protecting throughput.

04Who handles installation and commissioning?

Volatus can carry or coordinate the electrical, civil, and site scope through equipment placement, connection, and commissioning, then verify the configured system as one operating environment before operator handoff.

Start the conversation

Define the delivery model around the equipment and the operation.

Volatus can scope the technical, installation, software, service, and commercial responsibilities required by the project.

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