OE LINK is a system for monitoring, tracking and controlling OE ANIMATE batteries.
It works quietly in the background to make your batteries smarter — giving
facilities teams full visibility While giving users the effortless, accountable access to power of QIKPAC wherever they need it.
The QIKPAC CARRY battery is the first OE Link-enabled product, turning great
hardware into a fully managed fleet — answering the questions that matter most to you: Who’s using it? How much charge is left? Is it running safely?
We developed OE Link in response to feedback from Universities, that prefer to track battery distribution before handing them out; Workspaces where batteries are displayed and require routine manual inspections; and Facilities where fire safety is a primary concern with a heightened awareness of the risks associated with lithium-ion batteries.
Why Customers Choose OE LINK
On its own, QIKPAC CARRY frees the user, but enabled with OE Link it becomes part of a managed, monitored fleet – combining the freedom of mobile power with the control facilities teams expect from a fixed installation.
OE Link is developed continuously, shaped by what our customers need next.
An open API to bring your QIKPAC fleet data straight into your existing building management system – alongside HVAC, lighting and access control.
Configurable temperature units (°C or °F) and regional date formats, accessible from any browser – no installation required.
As this is a webapp (runs in your browser), and most browsers support automatic translation of websites, so yes, the browser will translate it into whatever languages are available.
Yes, users are able to manually select either Celsius or Fahrenheit for temperature units, as well as customise various date format options within the settings.
The OE Link QikPac complies with the Radio Equipment Directive (RED), a statutory requirement within the European Union. As the predominant standard for cybersecurity, no additional certifications are currently required for other jurisdictions. Our organisation is developing adherence to the Cybersecurity Resilience Act (CRA), which is scheduled to impact the OE Link QikPac in 2027. The OE Link Web Application has undergone external penetration testing conducted by OnSecurity and holds CREST accreditation.
Users sign out a battery before it powers on, attaching their identity to it. You can hand out power freely, knowing exactly who holds each battery, and capping how many batteries one person can sign out at one time.