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Enatel® and FastCharge Group Partner to Introduce New High-Performance Battery Chargers to Ground Support Applications

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The new Enatel charger for the eGSE market delivers world-leading charging efficiency and offers unique features designed for the demands of outdoor airport environments.

CHRISTCHURCH, New Zealand, March 17, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Enatel[1], a world-class designer and manufacturer of battery charging equipment, and FastCharge Group[2], a leading provider of electric ground support equipment (eGSE) charging solutions, are pleased to announce a partnership. Under the agreement, FastCharge Group will distribute Enatel's dynamic eGSE battery charger across airports in Australia, New Zealand, and Southeast Asia.

"The Enatel eGSE charger is a state-of-the-art solution tailored to the unique demands of the GSE sector, and we are proud to represent such an innovative and future-focused product in our region," said Darren King, Managing Director of the FastCharge Group. "This agreement marks an important milestone for FastCharge, and we see this relationship playing a key role in supporting the evolving needs of our Asia-Pacific customers and the broader industry."

Powering the Future of GSE with High-Performance Chargers

Enatel is leveraging decades of experience with industrial battery chargers to bring its proven charging performance to the electric GSE market. Designed for demanding airport conditions, the Enatel eGSE charger is thoughtfully engineered to incorporate GSE-specific enhancements.

Key benefits include:

  • World-Leading Efficiency: The Enatel charger achieves a world-leading peak efficiency of 97.6%. Enhanced efficiency reduces operating costs, electricity usage and emissions, optimises charging times, reduces vehicle downtime, and boosts overall GSE productivity.
  • Robust Reliability: Constructed with marine-grade aluminium and stainless steel, the external cabinet of the Enatel charger offers exceptional durability to resist corrosion from extreme environments. Additionally, the Enatel eGSE charger ensures maximum performance in hot conditions, featuring an integrated cooling mechanism which allows the cabinet to operate in a broad temperature range to prevent overheating.
  • Enhanced Flexibility: The Enatel eGSE charger supports both lithium-ion and lead-acid batteries from 24V to 94V, providing versatility for mixed battery eGSE fleets. The dual-port option enables simultaneous charging of two vehicles for faster turnaround times in busy airport environments. Additional software features unique to the Enatel eGSE charger enable dynamic power management across groups of chargers to reduce infrastructure requirements where power is scarce or prohibitively expensive.

"Our latest eGSE charger demonstrates our strength in innovation, driven by our in-house expertise and a clear understanding of industry needs," said Enatel General Manager Mike Clifford. "FastCharge's extensive experience and strong reputation in the eGSE space makes them an ideal partner." 

Discover the New Enatel eGSE Charger at March Trade Shows

Enatel and FastCharge Group will showcase the Enatel eGSE charger at upcoming industry events. Learn more at these exhibitions:

  • Ground Handling International Exhibition[3] (Danang City, Vietnam): FastCharge Group will sponsor a recharge hospitality station at the event on March 18, 2025. Attendees will have the chance to collect a brochure about the Enatel eGSE charger as well as book a one-on-one meeting with the FastCharge Group team.
  • Inter Airport Southeast Asia[4] (Marina Bay Sands, Singapore): Representatives from FastCharge Group and Enatel will display the Enatel eGSE charger at this event from March 25–27, 2025.

For more information on the GSE charger, contact FastCharge: contact@fastchargeaust.com.au[5]

About Enatel®Enatel, a global leader in power conversion and battery charging technology, is based in Christchurch, New Zealand, and is part of the IDEAL Industries Inc. family. Enatel has a dedicated, in-house team focused on the design, development, and manufacture of battery charging systems for a wide range of industries. Their expertise ensures that every product is manufactured the highest quality standards while delivering unmatched efficiency, power density, and power management capabilities.

About FastCharge GroupThe FastCharge Group brings over 20 years of expertise in battery and charging offerings, specializing in the Ground Support and Material Handling industries. With a strong presence in Australia, New Zealand, Southeast Asia, and South Africa, FastCharge is dedicated to enhancing global business operations. The company provides high-quality, durable solutions across diverse industries, with a clear commitment to delivering cleaner energy alternatives for a more sustainable future.

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