WE SUPPLY DEFENSE TECHNOLOGY

Vogt-CTE supplies defense technology that works under real-world conditions: in resilient infrastructures, in decentralized deployment scenarios, with a focus on sustainability and energy efficiency.

Our solutions are designed to make tactical operations more efficient, secure, and effective—even under extreme conditions. In doing so, we create solutions that support today’s threat scenarios and deliver real added value both in active field operations and at the interface with civilian applications.

PowerUP – Hydrogen fuel cell generators and powersupplys for tactical use

EuroHeater – Multi-fuel diesel air heaters for tactical and military use

FlexiBatt – Rechargeable batterypacks and systems for tactical use

FirstLook – Location cameras and search cameras for tactical use

MarenFasty – Water reconnaissance drones for tactical use

Rigloo – Protective shelter tents for tactical and military rescue operations

BlowHard
Mobile ventilation systems for tactical and military use

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POWERUP - UPMOBILE - TACTICAL, MILITARY LARGE GENERATOR WITH 10KW POWER OUTPUT

The PowerUp – UpMobile is a mobile large generator with 10 kW power, developed for demanding military and tactical environments where energy must be reliably available at all times. Whether as a power source for command and communication equipment, for sensors, lighting, workshop operations, or as the backbone of a mobile infrastructure, UpMobile delivers stable electrical power where there is no grid connection or where the grid fails.

The focus is on robustness, quick deployability, and operational reliability. The system is designed to withstand transport, vibration, dust, and weather and to fit into existing logistics and supply processes. Thanks to clear operating logic and practical interfaces, the generator can be quickly put into operation and flexibly adapted to changing load profiles. This makes energy supply a predictable factor—even under changing conditions.

In short: PowerUp – UpMobile stands for 10 kW of operational, mobile energy that combines resilience with ease of use, thereby increasing the endurance of units, locations, and mobile facilities.

PowerUP UPMobile 10KW – Trailer-Based Tactical Hydrogen Fuel Cell Generators for Rapid Military Deployment and Mobile Energy Operations.

The device is designed to be trailer-friendly and can therefore be easily transported on trailers. Thanks to its transport-optimized design, it can be quickly loaded, securely fastened, and easily moved to different locations—a clear advantage for mobile applications and quick location changes.

POWERUP - UPMOBILE - TECHNICAL DATA

Technical DataValue
System Voltage42–75 V DC
Output Voltage42–75 V DC; 230 V AC (single-phase); 400 V AC (three-phase)
Output Current0–300 A
Rated Power10 kW (BOL) – 9 kW (EOL)
Power without Battery15 kW (without battery)
Fuel Cell Peak Power16.4 kW
Battery Expansion (Capacity)6.8 kWh (1 module)
Battery Expansion (Peak Power)34 kW (12 min – 5C)
Cooling SystemDeionized water (0.1 µS/cm)
FuelCompressed hydrogen (>99.97%)
Consumption60–73 g/kWh
Dimensions (L × W × H)1900 × 1500 × 1500 mm
Weight220 kg
Start Temperature> −10 °C
Operating Temperature5 °C to 60 °C
Operating Lifetime (specified)20,000 h
Protection RatingIP54
Noise Level65 dB
Trailer CompatibilityTrailer-based mobile solution; suitable for transport on a trailer
Additional Features (excerpt)Remote monitoring / IoT logs, Start/Stop signal, fully automatic setup

TYPICAL TACTICAL & MILITARY APPLICATIONS WITH 10KW REQUIREMENTS

Hier sind typische militärische/taktische Anwendungen und Geräteklassen, bei denen ein Aggregat in der 10-kW-Klasse sehr oft passt. Das sind bewusst unterstützende (nicht waffenbezogene) Strombedarfe, wie sie bei Führungs-, Logistik- und Schutzaufgaben auftreten.

Typische taktische Anwendungen für 10 kW
Gefechtsstand / Führungsstelle (klein bis mittel)

  • Funk- und Datenkommunikation (HF/VHF/UHF, Relais, Router, Verschlüsselungstechnik)
  • IT-Arbeitsplätze (Laptops, Monitore, Server/Edge-Rechner)
  • Karten-/Lagebildsysteme, Drucker/Plotter
  • Beleuchtung und kleine Infrastruktur im Zelt/Container

 

Sensorik- und Überwachungs-Posten

  • Mast-/Turm-Sensorik (Kamera/IR, Radar kleiner Klasse, Richtfunk)
  • Auswerte- und Speichereinheiten, Netzwerktechnik
  • Heizung/Klima für Sensorcontainer (oft ein großer Anteil am Verbrauch)

 

Medizinischer Punkt (Role-1/Erstversorgung)

  • Beleuchtung, Absaugung, Sterilisations-/Reinigungsgeräte (kleinere)
  • Kühlung für Medikamente, Warmwasser/Heizung (je nach Aufbau)
  • Lade- und IT-Infrastruktur, kleine Laborgeräte

 

Mobile Werkstatt / Instandsetzung

  • Kompressoren, Ladegeräte, Netzteile
  • Handwerkzeuge (Bohr-/Trenn-/Schleifgeräte), Schweißgerät (je nach Typ kann das allein schon einen großen Teil beanspruchen)
  • Prüfgeräte, Beleuchtung

 

Logistik- und Versorgungs-Knoten

  • Kühlung (Kühltruhen, kleine Kühlcontainer)
  • Pumpen (Wasser, Kraftstofftransfer in ungefährlichen Bereichen, je nach Setup)
  • Beleuchtung, Ladepunkte für Akkus und Geräte

 

Unterkunft / Schutzinfrastruktur

  • Zelt- oder Containerklimatisierung (Heizen/Kühlen), Lüftung, Luftentfeuchtung
  • Wasseraufbereitung klein (UV/Filter, Pumpen)
  • Beleuchtung und Grundlast (Steckdosen, Ladeinfrastruktur)

 

Lade- und Energiepunkt für Akkus

  • Ladegeräte für Funkgeräte-Akkus, Nachtsicht-/Optik-Akkus, Tool-Akkus
  • Ladeinfrastruktur für E-Bikes/kleine E-Fahrzeuge oder bodengebundene Systeme (nicht waffenbezogen)
  • Pufferbetrieb mit Batterie (Lastspitzen abfangen)


Geräte, die typischerweise in der 10-kW-Last stecken (Beispiele)

  • Klima/Heizung (Zelt/Container): sehr häufig der größte Einzelposten
  • Kommunikations- und IT-Racks (Switches, Router, Server): stabiler Dauerverbrauch
  • Beleuchtung (LED meist moderat, aber flächig)
  • Werkzeuglasten (Kompressor, Schweißgerät, Ladegeräte): oft als Spitzenlast

ROUGH EXAMPLE LOAD DIAGRAMS (TO MAKE 10 KW MORE CONCRETE)

Small command post:
IT + radio + network (2–4 kW) + lighting (0.2–0.6 kW) + air conditioning/heating (3–6 kW) → typically 6–10 kW

Sensor station in container:
Sensors/IT (2–5 kW) + air conditioning/heating (3–6 kW) → typically 5–11 kW

Mobile workshop:
Base load (1–3 kW) + tool peaks (compressor/welding) → briefly 8–12+ kW, often lower on average

Important practical note
At 10 kW, it is rarely “one device” that is decisive, but rather the sum plus start-up currents (air conditioning, compressors, pumps). A good guideline is to consider continuous load and peak load separately and to plan for a 10–20% reserve.

WE SUPPLY DEFENSE TECHNOLOGY

At Vogt-CTE, we offer our European partners in the security and defense sector access to unique technological innovations. Our solutions are designed to make tactical operations more efficient, safer, and more effective—even under extreme conditions. The systems we represent are highly specialized, field-tested to military standards, and provide a decisive tactical advantage where it counts. We don’t just supply equipment, we deliver operational progress. Together with our partners, we ensure that these innovations end up exactly where they are needed: in the hands of those who are on the front line defending our security and who must be able to rely unconditionally on their technology.