High-voltage distributors for construction machinery and commercial vehicles

High-voltage distribution units (HVDU or HV-PDU) enable the electrification of construction machinery as well as commercial and municipal vehicles. In other words, all heavy vehicles on land and water that require high voltages for electric propulsion.

The HVDU (High Voltage Distribution Unit) distributes the high-voltage energy from the battery to the various components in the machine, including, for example, the inverter and motor, the charger or the rapid charging system. This high-voltage distribution unit ensures that all inputs and outputs are protected at the poles and protects the individual elements and connections from overload. At the same time, we also offer an integrated water cooling system in a particularly slim design for our high-voltage distributors, which is connected to the cooling system in the vehicle.

The areas of application for the high-voltage PDU are diverse and include construction machinery such as excavators and lorries, but also other commercial vehicles, e.g. buses or ships, which have to distribute high voltages in the corresponding high-voltage on-board power supply. They are particularly suitable for companies that require the highest quality even in demanding and harsh environments.

• Performance and efficiency: By using high-voltage technology, construction machinery and commercial vehicles can achieve high performance and work more efficiently at the same time. Electric motors offer high torque, which is particularly advantageous for heavy loads and demanding tasks.
• Environmental friendliness: Electric drives do not produce any harmful exhaust gases on site.This is particularly advantageous in closed environments and urban areas where air quality plays an important role.
• Flexibility and customizability: High-voltage distribution systems can be used in various types of construction machinery and commercial vehicles, from excavators to lorries and vans.We offer a flexible solution for a wide range of applications.
• Low noise: Electric motors are significantly quieter than combustion engines. This is particularly important in urban areas in order to reduce noise pollution.