China-based energy storage firm LiFe-Younger has launched its iTrailer MAX, a megawatt-level mobile charging system for industrial vehicles and equipment.
The iTrailer MAX integrates high power output, energy storage, flexible deployment and off-grid capability for rapid deployment and efficient charging, according to the company.
It uses the Megawatt Charging System (MCS) interface, offering a maximum output power of 1.5 MW. It features a built-in lithium iron phosphate (LFP) battery system, which has a capacity of 300 kWh and can support frequent charge-discharge cycles over a lifespan of more than 5,000 cycles for off-grid operation. The unit is equipped with an 800 kW, liquid-cooled DC system for stable performance when managing high loads.
An optional second CCS1 or CCS2 connector allows flexible charging for various industrial vehicles to reduce charging time and enables bidirectional energy flow.
The trailer’s modular architecture supports customization and multi-interface output, and its plug-and-play deployment capabilities enable its use in a variety of work sites.
The unit has an overall protection rating of IP54 and the battery system is rated at IP67, offering robust resistance to water, dust and shock to provide stable performance in outdoor environments that have high humidity, dust or temperature extremes.
The iTrailer MAX can be deployed as a mobile energy node at logistics hubs, transfer stations or highway service areas to reduce charging wait times and improve fleet efficiency. In environments with limited grid access or frequent relocation, such as mines and construction sites, it offers an alternative to traditional diesel generators.
Source: LiFe-Younger
