Automotive Service & Roadside Assistance

Providing energy to a vehicle with a depleted battery may, in suitable circumstances, allow it to reach a charging station. Compatibility, a safe working area and response time determine whether on-site charging is appropriate.

Workshops and dealerships need charging for pre-delivery checks, test drives and vehicles held in stock. Mobile capacity can help serve different locations within these operations.

The assessment covers transport vehicle load capacity, connection type, energy per vehicle and the target service time. These factors determine whether an AC or DC model is suitable.

CBM provides AC charging to compatible vehicles through Type 2. The 100 kg unit requires suitable loading and securing arrangements. Added range and waiting time depend on the energy transferred and the vehicle’s charging capability. Its auxiliary outlet can supply service equipment within product limits.

CB-2 can be assessed where workshops or field operations require higher DC charging power. Transport, recharging and usage are planned around daily demand. Purchase or rental arrangements depend on service volume and application duration.