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Ten questions before adding battery electric trucks to your fleet
THWART SUPPLY CHAIN ISSUES WITH EXTENDED DRAIN INTERVALS
Battery maintenance to combat the changing temperatures
6 Tips To Improve Work Truck Ergonomics and Tech Comfort
These truck tire checks should be routine
Popular Posts Ten questions before adding battery electric trucks to your fleet THWART SUPPLY CHAIN ISSUES WITH EXTENDED DRAIN INTERVALS Battery maintenance to combat the changing temperatures 6 Tips To Improve Work Truck Ergonomics and Tech Comfort These truck tire checks should be routine Connect with us advertise with us
Ten questions before adding battery electric trucks to your fleet
THWART SUPPLY CHAIN ISSUES WITH EXTENDED DRAIN INTERVALS
Battery maintenance to combat the changing temperatures
6 Tips To Improve Work Truck Ergonomics and Tech Comfort
These truck tire checks should be routine
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Coolants: What You Need to Know to Prevent Downtime
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Did you know coolant is just as important as your engine oil when it comes to your fleet? Coolant needs to be monitored and tested because mechanical and/or chemical reactions can take place hindering the performance of the coolant. Coolant can break down and become less effective over time. Not monitoring the coolant could result in corrosion and/or sludge, which can impact proper function of the cooling system. If the cooling system becomes damaged, you risk the possibility of the engine overheating causing downtime for your business.
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Fleet Equipment covers all the latest industry news and in-depth features related to trucks, tractors and trailers, including detailed information on the latest equipment components. Fleet Equipment tracks industry equipment trends, focusing on the issues that help fleets run the most efficient and productive trucks on the road. Fleet Equipment’s detailed editorial focused squarely on the equipment makes it an excellent resource for every fleet. The experienced editorial staff provides insights and solutions based on their many years in the trucking industry. Access to digital editions, contests, news, and more are ready for you today!
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The Shyft Group recently introduced the Blue Arc Power Cube, a fully portable remote-controlled charging station with onboard energy storage to serve a variety of needs for commercial vehicle fleets and other end uses.
Understanding that lack of EV infrastructure is one of the roadblocks to adoption, the Power Cube offers a mobile, customizable, commercial grade EV charger that does not need to be connected to the grid. The Shyft Group explained that the Power Cube is designed for a fast and flexible deployment model is customizable, offering varying configurations to meet customers’ unique needs. It carries 3MW of onboard power and its Level 2 and Fast-DC charging capabilities can have vehicles up and running in one to two hours. The Power Cube is also supplemented with wind and solar power, including panels to track the sun for maximum exposure and charging, to ensure sustained service despite power grid failures.
The Power Cube provides clean, responsible energy when and where it is needed, the Shyft Group said in a press release. When the job is done or there is a desire to move the charging station to a different location, it gets picked up and moved – an ideal solution for fleet managers who lease their facilities and cannot pursue permanent renovations. This portability also creates possibilities for adaptability to other end uses.
The Blue Arc product ecosystem includes a commercial-grade EV chassis and the Blue Arc delivery van, a 100% battery-powered Class 3 electric commercial delivery vehicle designed for high-frequency, last-mile delivery fleets. With a high degree of configurability, the all-electric chassis is adaptable to last-mile delivery, work truck, mass transit, recreational vehicle and other emerging EV markets.
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