See what the fleet needs.
Bring connected chargers, charging activity and events into one browser-based view. Spend less time piecing together the picture bay by bay.
Real-Time Power Intelligence
More visibility.
Better use of
your site power.
Your chargers share power with the rest of your operation. RTPI brings that picture together—so you can coordinate the fleet, manage charging demand and make decisions with confidence.
Download the RTPI brochure (PDF, 0.9 MB)ONE CONNECTED PICTUREIllustrative example
160kW site demand
Building demand100 kW
Charging allocation60 kW
Example site limit180 kW
The building. The charging bays.
The same power connection.
The same power connection.
Power is a shared resource
Plan charging around
your site capacity.
When more vehicles need charging, more electrical capacity is only one part of the conversation.
Use the power you have.
Set a charging limit, or use RTPI.edge to respond to the building’s changing demand. Discuss peak shaving and charging priorities around your operation.
Make the next shift easier.
Give operators a clearer Next-to-go battery view, and give managers reports to understand infrastructure use and energy consumption.
A closer look
Explore charging and
power management.
Four interactive concept screens. Sample data demonstrates the ideas; this is not a live RTPI account or the production interface.
RTPI / SITE EXPLORERInteractive concept · sample data
Example site / Distribution centre
A clear view of every bay.
Connected bays6
Charging now3
Ready2
Needs attention1
Select a bay to inspect sample session details and event history.
Illustrate the differenceThe building changes.
Site limit: 180 kWThe building changes.
Your charging plan can respond.
Drag to change the building load. In this example the fleet requests 90 kW; the fixed static charging limit is 60 kW.
Building + charging180 kW
BuildingCharging
Charging allocation80 kW
Unallocated request10 kW
Simplified instantaneous power example, not a charge-time or savings forecast. Real allocation depends on metering, integration, strategy and battery/vehicle requirements.
Battery-room concept / 48 V fleet
Sample battery groupWhich battery should go next?
A shared display gives operators a clearer starting point.
Select a battery to see its sample readiness and usage details.
Concept ordering: ready entries first, then state of charge; ties use waiting time. This illustrates selection visibility, not a reproduction of RTPI’s production ranking logic. Confirm battery compatibility before use.
Understand the pattern
Review energy use by bay.
Energy delivered—
Sessions—
Average / session—
Compare the pattern across bays and periods to support planning. Energy use alone does not prove a cost saving; tariffs, demand charges and operating requirements all matter.
Browser-based visibility. An operation-wide conversation.Arrange an RTPI demonstration →
Choose the right foundation
Cloud visibility.
Local intelligence.
Match the architecture to your site—not just the number of chargers.
The fleet, in one view.
Browser access brings connected charging stations, notifications, authorisation and reporting together. Role management gives different user groups appropriate access.
Connected chargers↔RTPI cloud↔Your browser
Include the whole building.
The optional local controller measures facility demand for dynamic load management and supports local operation during an internet interruption. The installation and operating behaviour need to be specified for your site.
Facility meter→RTPI.edge + chargers↔RTPI cloud
Capabilities described in the RTPI 2025 brochure (PDF, 0.9 MB). Compatible equipment, metering and site integration must be confirmed.
Built around industrial operations
One plan for
a changing fleet.
Start with forklifts and warehouse equipment. Plan for GSE, yard vehicles and EV charging where those belong in your operation.
RTPI’s published platform supports Infinity and SEE chargers, with OCPP 1.6J and 2.0.1 connectivity for compatible equipment from other manufacturers. Protocol support alone is not confirmation of every function on every charger.
Download the RTPI brochure (PDF, 0.9 MB)Warehouse & manufacturingCoordinate charging alongside the building’s daily demand.
Airports & ground supportBring eGSE charging needs into the wider site picture.
Ports & fleet depotsPlan power sharing as more industrial vehicles become electric.
Let’s look at your site together.
Start with your charger inventory, available power, maximum simultaneous charging and required ready times. Include existing metering and any integration requirements so we can review compatibility, priorities and the RTPI setup.