Engineering Mobile Infrastructure

HOW WE ENGINEER YOUR RECON RIG FOR POWER

Every deployment is different. We engineer each Recon Rig around your power requirements, operational goals, towing capacity, and workforce needs.

Engineering Priority

Power-first design

Load requirements shape the full system architecture.

Engineering Priority

Mission-configured

Workspaces, support amenities, and security are added with intent.

Engineering Priority

Towing-aware engineering

Capacity, payload, and deployment realities stay in balance.

Start With The Foundation

Built on a Commercial-Grade Foundation

Every Recon Rig begins with a heavy-duty chassis designed for real-world deployment. We start with the frame, axles, suspension, braking systems, and payload capacity before designing the power system or workspace.

Reinforced Frame
Heavy-Duty Axles
Commercial Running Gear
Off-Road Capable Suspension
Integrated Generator Compartment
Designed Around Payload Capacity
Recon Power Rig deployed at a residential construction site, showing the heavy-duty triple-axle chassis and rugged foundation
Power Drives The Design

Power Requirements Come First

Every deployment begins with understanding your power requirements. Whether supporting a construction site, remote operation, event, emergency response mission, or mobile command center, the power system is engineered around the loads you need to support.

Selected Requirement

30 kW

Balanced capability

Expanded storage, larger inverter capacity, and higher-output charging strategy.

Tools
HVAC
Crew support

Scaling Logic

Battery storage expands to handle cycling, runtime, and quieter operation.

Generator integration is sized for charge recovery and continuous support.

Distribution architecture grows to support more circuits and operating zones.

Cooling, controls, and monitoring scale with complexity to keep the system easy to operate.

Intelligent Energy Architecture

The Right Balance of Battery Storage and Generator Power

Every Recon Power Rig is engineered around battery storage and intelligent generator integration. Shore power connectivity and solar charging can be incorporated when project requirements call for them.

The goal is simple: deliver reliable, efficient, easy-to-operate power systems tailored to each deployment.

System Layer

Generator Charging

Generator output is integrated as a controlled charging source sized around required runtime and recovery speed.

System Layer

Battery Storage

Energy storage stabilizes delivery, reduces unnecessary generator runtime, and supports quieter operation when appropriate.

System Layer

Inverter / Charger

Intelligent conversion and charging equipment manages incoming sources, stored energy, and outgoing AC power.

System Layer

Automatic Transfer Switch

Automatic source selection keeps the system practical in the field and simple for crews to operate.

System Layer

Power Distribution

Circuits are configured around the equipment, spaces, and operating priorities that matter to your deployment.

System Layer

Shore Power (Optional)

When fixed utility power is available, the rig can be configured to connect, charge, and support operations from shore input.

System Layer

Solar Charging (Optional)

Solar can be integrated as a supplemental charging source when the use case benefits from it, without positioning it as the primary system driver.

Remote Monitoring Dashboard

Connected to the entire system

Power sources, battery storage, charging, distribution, and system health are tied back to a single monitoring layer so operators can understand performance at a glance.

Recon Rig power trailer powering a sunset jobsite with crews installing pipeline
Monitor Everything

Real-Time Visibility and Control

Monitor power consumption, battery status, generator operation, charging activity, and system performance through an intuitive dashboard accessible from anywhere.

Remote Operations Dashboard

Field system snapshot

Online
Last updated 8s ago

Battery State of Charge

82%

98 / 120 kWh

Target window stable

Generator Status

Standby

Auto-start at 30%

Power Consumption

6.4 kW

Current demand

Solar Input

+3.2 kW

Array feeding battery

Net Battery Flow

−3.2 kW

Slow discharge — solar offsetting load

Runtime Estimate

~31 hrs

On battery at current load

Fuel Level

74%

~11 hrs reserve runtime

Days Off-Grid

6

No grid connection needed

Connectivity

Starlink Online

Signal strong

Security

4 / 4 cameras online

Perimeter clear

Battery Temp

78°F

Thermal nominal — cooling active

Site Conditions

91°F / Dust

Filtered ventilation active

System Alerts

1 notice

No critical faults

Demo data — illustrative
Configure Your Infrastructure

Interiors

Each build is assembled from configurable infrastructure modules so customers can visualize how power, workspace, connectivity, security, and workforce support combine into one complete solution.

Recon Power Rig interior with workbench, gear lockers, monitoring tablet, and equipment rack
Recon Power Rig interior galley with refrigerator, sink, coffee station, medical supplies, and dinette seating

Jobsite Office Space

Climate-Controlled Break Areas

Starlink Internet Connectivity

Charging Stations & Power Distribution

Crew Support Amenities

Water Refill Station

Lockable Tool & Equipment Storage

Cameras & Remote Monitoring

Modular Configurations

Outcomes, Not Features

Results That Matter

Engineering mobile infrastructure that improves operations in the field.

Reduce Complexity

Reduce Complexity

One integrated solution for multiple site needs.

Support Your Workforce

Support Your Workforce

Comfortable, functional crew environments designed with hydration stations, climate-controlled environments, and medical kits.

Improve Security

Improve Security

Protect equipment, assets, and personnel with lighting, cameras, control, and visibility built into the platform.

READY TO BUILD

Let's Engineer The Right Rig

Tell us about your project, power requirements, operational goals, and towing vehicle.

We'll design a Recon Power Rig configured around your mission.