Connected 48V DC generators for serious off-grid power.
The new AutoGen generator range brings battery charging, WiFi or LTE cloud connection, BLE terminal access, WiFi Local AP app/browser control for non-internet sites, optional GPS antenna, dealer fleet tools, and firmware workflows into one connected platform.
V100 AutoGen
Connected 48V DC generator for compact high-output charging sites.
D100 AutoGen
Diesel 48V DC generator for larger off-grid sites, backup power, technical deployments, and fleet-managed systems.
D180 AutoGen
Higher-output diesel generator for heavier energy recovery requirements.
Choose by site demand, fuel preference, and charging target.
Each model belongs to the same connected AutoGen platform, so the owner and dealer experience stays consistent across the range.
V100 AutoGen 48V DC Generator
For sites that need a connected 48V DC generator with compact packaging and platform visibility.
- 48V DC battery charging
- WiFi or LTE cloud connection
- Optional GPS antenna for fleet location workflows
- BLE terminal for nearby commands and data
- WiFi Local AP for local non-internet connection
- External PT100 control board included for engine, alternator, and environment temperature sensing
- Cloud dashboard and app support
D100 AutoGen 48V DC Generator
For diesel sites where efficient measured charging, temperature visibility, and remote support matter.
- Measured D100 report available
- LTE or WiFi cloud connection options
- Optional GPS antenna for fleet location workflows
- BLE terminal and WiFi Local AP
- External PT100 control board included for engine, alternator, and environment temperature sensing
- Runtime and temperature monitoring
D180 AutoGen 48V DC Generator
For larger installations needing stronger recovery power and the same cloud/dealer workflow.
- Measured D180 report available
- WiFi or LTE cloud connection options
- Optional GPS antenna for fleet location workflows
- BLE terminal and WiFi Local AP
- External PT100 control board included for engine, alternator, and environment temperature sensing
- Dealer fleet and OTA workflow
Operators see what the generator is actually doing.
Battery voltage, generator state, run signal, current, runtime, temperature, firmware, schedules, and supported charge settings belong in the normal product experience, not hidden in service notes.
Performance data belongs on the sales page.
The range should show real measured behavior, then link to full reports in downloads for buyers who want the detail.
Designed for deployed fleets, not just one-off installs.
Dealers can monitor device status, firmware version, last seen time, customer ownership, GPS-enabled fleet map, and rollout state.
| Feature | Owner benefit | Dealer benefit |
|---|---|---|
| Cloud telemetry | See live generator and battery status from app or dashboard. | Confirm actual device state before support calls become site visits. |
| Firmware workflows | Product improvements can reach deployed devices. | Deploy by product family, variant, and fleet scope. |
| Optional GPS antenna | Location-aware support for deployed equipment. | Fleet map for field devices and customer assets. |
| API tokens | Approved monitoring integrations can use structured data. | Tokens can be scoped and controlled by account/device access. |
Technical content that closes the confidence gap.
Buyers of power equipment want details: dashboards, wiring references, settings, fleet map, reports, and manuals.
Temperature and runtime settings
Show the buyer exactly how runtime, thermal readings, and schedule settings are surfaced.
Fleet map for GPS units
GPS-equipped devices can support dealer fleet location workflows.
Weekly schedule and charging settings
Supported settings are visible in the web dashboard instead of buried in firmware notes.
24-pin service reference
Installer and service material should be clean enough to trust at the bench.
Questions before choosing a generator.
The page should guide buyers into the right model without forcing them to decode engineering notes.
Which model should I choose?
Start with required charging power, fuel preference, expected runtime, available connectivity, and whether GPS/fleet location is needed.
Can the generators work without WiFi?
LTE variants are intended for sites where local internet is not the reliable cloud path. When internet access is unavailable, WiFi Local AP mode can provide direct mobile app or web-browser access for monitoring, control, and settings. BLE terminal access can also read data and send supported nearby commands.
Can dealers manage multiple generators?
Yes. The platform is designed around fleet console, fleet map, firmware rollout, API token, and single-device support workflows.
Where will manuals and reports live?
The downloads page should carry unified generator manuals, wiring references, firmware notes, and D100/D180 performance reports.
Send the site requirements and we will match the generator.
Include battery voltage, target charge current, fuel preference, daily energy requirement, connectivity, GPS needs, and whether dealer fleet support is required.
info@dcautogen.org