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High availability charging (HAC) addresses the reality that a failed pad in a single-pad aisle can halt an entire shift. Production warehouses target charge availability comparable to conveyor uptime: redundant capacity, automatic failover routing, and maintenance workflows that do not require draining the fleet.

SiCore HAC combines hardware reliability — derating margins, modular field replacement — with fleet-level redundancy — duplicate pads on critical loops and dynamic pad assignment.

01Redundancy patterns

• N+1 pad sizing: enough stations that one outage does not create charge queues exceeding mission slack.
• Dual-pad charge bays on high-traffic loops with automatic reroute on fault.
• Hot-swappable inverter and coil modules with preserved calibration on replaceable subassemblies.
• Geographic distribution so a single electrical panel trip does not dark out all docks in a zone.

02Fault detection and isolation

Pads self-report fault latches — FOD trip, thermal shutdown, communication loss — to fleet software, which removes the station from assignment pools immediately. SiCore maintains last-known-good alignment and power telemetry so maintenance can pre-diagnose before arriving on site.

03Maintenance without fleet stop

Scheduled service uses maintenance mode: reduced power, explicit human acknowledgment, and fleet geofencing that prevents autonomous assignment during work. Opportunistic pad rotation spreads wear and allows one bay offline during low-shift windows without production impact.