PULS to showcase decentralised field power supplies at IntraLogisteX 2026

The event provides machine builders, system integrators and industrial automation teams with the opportunity to explore practical approaches to scalable DC power distribution in demanding operational environments.

New field-level power supplies

PULS has significantly expanded its FIEPOS field power supply portfolio for decentralised industrial applications, offering a structured range from 94 W to 1400 W. The latest additions include new low-power classes (100 W, 200 W) and a new high-power class (1400 W), complementing the established 360 W and 600 W variants. Together, the portfolio supports a wide range of industrial applications including intralogistics, factory automation, conveyor systems, material handling, storage technology and robotics.

Designed for decentralised electrical systems, the rugged, IP-rated FIEPOS field power supplies can be installed directly in the field without an additional enclosure. The units support local control with optional IO-Link communication, and are available with IP54, IP65 and IP67 protection for reliable operation and protection against ingress of dust and water.

"UK intralogistics operations increasingly require flexible, modular machine design and reliable 24 V and 48 V DC supply close to the load," says Gary Doyle, Managing Director at PULS UK. "With the expanded FIEPOS portfolio, including new 100 W and 200 W field power supplies and our upcoming 1400 W option, machine builders and system integrators can implement decentralised power architectures that simplify installation, reduce cabinet demands and support scalable system design. We look forward to discussing decentralised power and our industrial wireless charging solutions with visitors at IntraLogisteX."

Industrial wireless charging solutions

In addition, PULS will be showcasing industrial wireless charging systems from its Wiferion business unit, supporting contactless energy transfer for mobile robotics. The team will be available to discuss application requirements and implementation concepts for AGVs/AMRs and other mobile systems - helping reduce cabling constraints, simplify charging processes and maximise up-time.

PULS welcomes engineers and decision-makers to stand 707 to discuss implementation strategies, system sizing, and deployment considerations for robust power architectures and charging concepts in industrial environments.