Turning Electrification Challenges into Practical Solutions
Successfully electrifying construction equipment requires far more than selecting components. It demands a deep understanding of machine applications, operating environments, energy requirements, charging strategies, integration challenges, and long-term reliability.Representing our team at the forum will be Rob Thomson, Global Director of Business Development - Construction Equipment, Emil Vestman, Application Specialist- Construction Equipment, and Frederic Valente Ralser, Business Development Manager- Construction Equipment. Together, they bring extensive experience supporting OEMs and machine manufacturers in developing electrification solutions tailored to real-world construction equipment applications.
Whether you are evaluating a new machine platform, optimizing power architecture, or exploring battery-electric alternatives, we welcome the opportunity to discuss how application expertise and system-level thinking can help reduce complexity and accelerate development.
Technologies Supporting the Next Generation of Construction Equipment
Visitors to our booth will have the opportunity to explore several technologies designed for demanding mobile applications, including our latest series of onboard chargers - RC and RO, the BLOCK battery module from our LionBLOCK lithium-ion battery system, an IP67-rated DC/DC converter, and our latest DX14 battery equalizer.More importantly, these products serve as examples of how charging, energy storage, power conversion, and battery optimization can be combined into reliable electrification solutions tailored to the unique requirements of construction equipment. Our focus is not simply on individual products, but on helping customers identify the right system architecture for their applications.
If you are attending the 9th Construction Equipment Forum, we invite you to visit Micropower Group’s booth, attend our presentation, and meet our team. We look forward to discussing your challenges, sharing practical insights from the field, and exploring how experience, collaboration, and technical expertise can help drive the next generation of sustainable construction machinery.