Zero fuel logistics, no supply chain vulnerability, no theft risk
Solid State Energy Solutions: Autonomous Power Spectrum
Scalable Solid State Energy Architecture
VENDOR offers two product lines engineered for different power scales while sharing the same fundamental architecture. VENDOR.Zero delivers low-voltage DC power for IoT and edge devices. VENDOR.Max provides kilowatt-scale autonomous generation for infrastructure and critical systems. Both eliminate fuel dependency and battery degradation, and drastically reduce maintenance requirements compared to diesel and battery-based systems.
TRL 5–6 Validated | PCT Patent WO2024209235 | 1000+ Hours Operational Data | Pilot Programs Active
Important: All products shown on this page represent prototype-stage development (TRL 5–6). Final product specifications, enclosure designs, and performance characteristics remain subject to refinement as we complete certification testing and engineering validation. Visual representations are conceptual renders based on current prototype configurations. Actual shipping products will differ as design evolves through thermal optimization, regulatory certification requirements, and field validation. View historical prototype evolution on this site.
Two Product Lines, Infinite Configurations
Both products are built on the same fundamental architecture — atmospheric ionization and impulse-phase discharge generation. The difference is output scaling and power electronics configuration, not core technology. This shared architecture enables manufacturing efficiency and cross-product learning.
Comparison: IoT vs. Infrastructure Solid State Generators
Two products. One core architecture. From milliwatts to kilowatts — built on solid-state atmospheric ionization.
10mW - 50W range
Scalable to 24+ kW
Lightweight, portable
Modular clusters (2-10+ modules)
Extreme conditions
Industrial grade
No chemical degradation
Continuous operation
Under normal conditions
No fuel, no batteries
Environmental monitoring
Edge AI devices
Defense installations
Critical infrastructure
Minimal technical requirements
Technical support included
Target TRL 7 in 2026
TRL 7-8 roadmap
10mW - 50W range
Lightweight, portable
No chemical degradation
Under normal conditions
Minimal technical requirements
Target TRL 7 in 2026
Scalable to 24+ kW
Modular clusters (2-10+ modules)
Continuous operation
No fuel, no batteries
Technical support included
TRL 7-8 roadmap
Perfect for IoT deployments and distributed sensor networks. Early access available for qualifying pilot programs.
Learn More →Infrastructure-grade power for telecom and critical facilities. Professional installation and technical support included.
Learn More →VENDOR.Zero:
Solid State Energy for IoT & Edge
Install it. Forget it. It works.
VENDOR.Zero — Micro Autonomous Power
VENDOR.Zero is designed for applications where battery replacement is expensive, impractical, or impossible. It provides continuous low-voltage DC power for sensors, controllers, edge AI devices, and remote monitoring systems.VENDOR.Zero Technical Specs & Performance
- Output: 3.3 V, 5 V, 12 V DC (configurable)
- Power Range: 10 mW to 50 W (configuration-dependent)
- Form Factor: Compact modular design
- Operating Temperature: -40°C to +50°C
- Lifespan: 20+ year design target (no chemical degradation typical of batteries)
- Maintenance: No scheduled preventive maintenance under normal operating conditions
- TRL: 5–6 (pilot-ready prototypes), target TRL 7 by 2026
Key Features
Low-voltage generation Sensor-grade stable output for long-term deployments. IoT-scale power Optimized for distributed sensor networks and dense deployments. Embedded systems integration Compatible with standard control systems and existing electronics. Environmental resilience Designed for extreme temperature operation and outdoor conditions.Ideal Applications
- Smart Building Sensors: Temperature, occupancy, air quality monitoring
- Environmental Monitoring: Remote weather stations, pollution sensors
- Industrial IoT: Asset tracking, predictive maintenance sensors
- Agricultural Monitoring: Soil, moisture, climate sensors
- Edge AI Devices: Distributed intelligence nodes
All specifications reflect current prototype-stage designs (TRL 5–6) and may be refined as certification and field data accumulate.
VENDOR.Max: Kilowatt-Scale Solid State Generators
Kilowatt-scale autonomy. Zero logistics.
VENDOR.Max — Autonomous Infrastructure-Scale Power
VENDOR.Max is engineered for applications requiring kilowatt-level autonomous power — telecom towers, defense installations, microgrids, and critical facilities. It replaces diesel generators and large battery banks with a solid-state architecture that eliminates fuel logistics and maintenance overhead.
VENDOR.Max Infrastructure Power Specs
- Output: 2.4 kW per segment (scalable to 24+ kW via clustering)
- Configuration: Modular clusters (2–10+ modules)
- Voltage: AC output via integrated inverter
- Form Factor: Professional-grade enclosure/rack system
- Operating Temperature: -50°C to +50°C
- Lifespan: 25+ year design target (industrial-grade construction)
- Maintenance: Minimal (no fuel handling, no battery replacement cycles)
- TRL: 5–6 (field pilots in preparation), TRL 7–8 roadmap
Ideal Applications
- Telecom Tower Infrastructure: Remote base stations, last-mile connectivity
- Defense & Government: Forward operating bases, border stations, critical facilities
- Microgrid Anchor Nodes: Community resilience, off-grid villages
- Critical Infrastructure Backup: Data centers, emergency services, hospitals
- Emergency Response Systems: Disaster relief, temporary installations
Build Your Configuration
Modular Scalability
Scale from milliwatts to kilowatts by deploying units individually or in parallel clusters. Distributed architecture provides inherent redundancy.
If one module experiences an issue, others continue operating. This distributed architecture provides inherent redundancy and graceful degradation — no single point of failure.
Core Solid State Atmospheric Ionization Technology
Shared Core Architecture
Both VENDOR.Zero and VENDOR.Max are built on the same fundamental technology — atmospheric ionization and solid-state energy conversion. Five key advantages define this approach.
Solid-state architecture eliminates chemical degradation cycles
No moving parts, no oil changes, no scheduled servicing
Extreme temperature operation, no weather dependency
Design lifespan exceeds traditional generators and batteries
Architectural Principle: Both products share the same fundamental technology — atmospheric ionization and impulse-phase discharge generation. The difference is output scaling and power electronics configuration, not core physics. This shared architecture enables manufacturing efficiency and cross-product learning.
Which Product Is Right for You?
Which VENDOR Product Is Right for You?
Match your use case to the appropriate product. Both share the same core technology, optimized for different power scales.
| Your Need | Recommended Product |
|---|---|
| IoT sensors, remote monitoring, edge devices | VENDOR.Zero |
| Telecom towers, base stations | VENDOR.Max |
| Defense installations, tactical power | VENDOR.Max |
| Smart building sensors, environmental monitoring | VENDOR.Zero |
| Off-grid community power, microgrids | VENDOR.Max |
| Distributed sensor networks (100+ nodes) | VENDOR.Zero |
| Critical infrastructure backup | VENDOR.Max |
Not sure which product fits your needs? Contact our technical team for application consulting and pilot program design. We can help assess your requirements and recommend the optimal configuration.
