Product
Smart Box
Our smart power distribution unit that monitors power and prevents peaks.
The Smart Box sits among the equipment on the construction site and executes what the Energy Dashboard plans. It locally monitors power, manages charging directly in the cabinet and prevents peaks before they arise — without cloud or internet. Machines keep charging, even overnight or with limited connection.
This way the construction site becomes less dependent on expensive battery containers or unnecessarily large connections.
Features
The Smart Box is the hub of the energy web on the construction site, with three strong capabilities.
01
Smart distribution of available power
02
Preventing outages from peak loads
03
Local and direct control
- Smart charging priority, also for dumb devices and overnight
- Limiting unnecessary consumption
- Getting more from the connection
- Less dependent on battery containers
- Energy Management System
- Load balancing chargers
- Overnight charging with priority for high-priority machines
- Notifications and fault diagnosis
- Automated reporting (SSEB & CSRD)
Book a demo
Simple control over energy on the construction site? We'd love to show you how it works in a no-obligation demo. Book a demo and we'll visit you or take you through our story online.
We configure the Smart Box to fit every application
Included as standard
- Hardware PDB unit
- Easy to place with lifting eye and forklift pockets
- Durable housing made for the construction site
- 1 year hardware warranty
Inputs and outputs
CEE, terminals, Powerlock up to 125A input · 12 outputs
Type 2 chargers
Up to 2x 22kW AC charger integrated
Monitoring
Residual current and circuit breaker readout
Lockable
Secured against unauthorized use
Energy Dashboard
The Energy Dashboard is the thinking and planning instrument of the construction site.
Before the project even starts, you can see how much power is needed, when machines charge and where the limits are. The system calculates scenarios and translates them into a well-founded energy plan.
