Odessa engineers have developed powerful charging stations: why they like the military

The enterprise was also engaged in the creation of Boseco Energy charging stations to power its cars, and after the start of a full -scale war with Russia presented them to the Armed Forces. The stations are developed by two engineers with the help of service staff.

"We have accumulated experience, a stock of parts and batteries that allowed to re -re -profile production in the direction that was most sought by the war during the war and blackouts - we began to create over -powerful returns," Konstantin Yun said. Shortly after the invasion of Ukraine, a sharp shortage of components began due to the reduction of foreign supplies. Details for harvesting stations had to be carried through Bulgaria and Romania with mediators.

To facilitate the task, the team has set up devices directly in China, where everything you need is sold by agreeing with the local factory. Now Boseco sells two types of charging stations: one of them is produced in Odessa "turnkey", taking into account the student's wishes, and the other is delivered from China already in finished form. In general, the assortment has seven different models.

The cheapest of them costs about 11 thousand UAH, has a capacity of 300 watts and a capacity of 256 W/h - it is enough for charge of about 18 smartphones or powering an office computer for an hour. The top model itself will cost Ukrainians 39 000 UAH, it has a capacity of 1. 5 kW and a capacity of 1500 W/h, that is, it contains five times more electricity.

Konstantin Yun noted that the team has developed charging stations of different configurations, allowing consumers to choose a model for their specific tasks, for example, for hostilities in the field. They also differ in connectors: some can be charged from a 220 V socket or cigarette lighter, others have a different number of ports: USB, 12-volt and others. Many orders come from the military, who need to run drones, radio stations, terminals of satellite Internet Starlink.