NeLeSo Edge S · Compact Appliance
For sites with up to 25 charge points: underground car parks, commercial yards, retail branches or campsites. Edge S is a compact industrial NPU box – 12–24 V DC, control-cabinet mount – bringing the OCPP server, dynamic load management and AI anomaly detection to where your charge points are.
Use cases
Wherever charging demand exceeds connection capacity – and nobody wants to install a server rack.
Company cars, delivery vans and employee vehicles charge on the same connection as the workshop and sales floor. Edge S measures the operational load and gives the charge points exactly the budget that is currently free – no expensive grid upgrade.
Up to 25 parking spaces with wallboxes on the building's existing supply – shared fairly instead of tripping breakers. The device sits in the meter cabinet, works offline-first and needs no cloud to keep charging.
A real project: 8 chargers, 180 pitches, a restaurant and 60 kW of PV on a 180 kW grid connection. One Edge box in the control cabinet balances the entire site – see the diagram below.
From the field · Load management
The campsite case: Edge S live-measures the load of pitches and restaurant and adjusts the charger budget dynamically – at noon, PV surplus flows into the vehicles; during the evening restaurant peak, charging is throttled; at night, the most capacity is free.
Feature set
The OCPP server runs on the device, not in a data centre. Your wallboxes connect directly on the local network – vendor-independent.
Meters and energy measurement via Modbus RTU/TCP, SunSpec and EEBUS: Edge S knows the site load and continuously distributes the free budget across the charge points.
When your PV system produces a surplus, it flows into the vehicles first – including a forecast of when it pays off to wait for the solar roof.
Internet down? No problem. Edge S keeps regulating autonomously: sessions continue, load management stays active, nothing is lost.
Connecting to a central platform – yours or ours – is optional and can be added at any time, for example for multi-site monitoring or billing.
12–24 V DC, −20…+60 °C, fanless, 2× Ethernet, RS485 and CAN: Edge S sits next to breakers and meters – no server room, no fan.
Honest positioning
Edge S detects anomalies and forecasts loads – but local AI fault diagnostics (RAG over OCPP logs), auto-tuning of charging profiles and the local operator portal remain reserved for Edge L. Configuration happens through the cloud interface or, in reduced form, locally. And if your site grows: your configuration moves to a larger Edge variant via backup – same software base, no fresh start.
Datasheet
| NeLeSo Edge S | |
|---|---|
| Platform | Industrial NPU platform · 6-core arm64 · 8 GB RAM · 40 TOPS |
| Interfaces | 2× Ethernet · RS485 · CAN |
| AI | Local anomaly detection & load forecasting (40 TOPS NPU) |
| Power supply | 12–24 V DC · fanless · DIN/wall mount |
| Operating temperature | −20…+60 °C |
| Capacity | up to 25 charge points · OCPP 1.6J / 2.0.1 |
| Updates | signed A/B updates with automatic rollback · configurable maintenance windows |
| Warranty | 2 years · extension to 5 years available |
Standard industrial hardware with the NeLeSo stack pre-installed (distribution model) · Every device leaves our test lab after a 24-hour burn-in · Delivery within 10 business days.
Scope & price list
Pre-configured in our test lab with a 24-hour burn-in. Remote commissioning (first boot, meter and wallbox integration) included.
Updates and security patches, remote support 8×5, next-business-day response, send-in replacement. Support Plus adds a 24×7 hotline for P1 incidents and advance replacement.
Five-year warranty extension, on-site commissioning in Germany and billing compliant with German calibration law through the optional cloud connection.
FAQ
Yes. Dynamic load management continuously distributes the available power budget across all active charge points – 10 × 22 kW never need to draw full power at the same time. Edge S measures the rest of your site load and uses your grid connection to the full, without ever overloading it.
Your configuration and data move to a larger Edge variant – such as Edge L – via backup. Same software base, same operation: the migration is an afternoon, not a project.
No. Edge S is installed like any standard industrial device: mount it on the DIN rail, connect 24 V DC and the network. The first-boot wizard handles the rest – network, meters and wallbox discovery in under 30 minutes, no Linux skills required.
Next step
30 minutes on the live system instead of slides: commissioning, load management and your charge-point scenarios – with the team that builds Edge S.
