EP XP15 automated pallet truck
The X-Mover co-bot most of our automation customers start with. It runs your pallet routes on its own, indoors and out, and drives by hand when you need it to.
From €25,000 ex VAT plus €1,500 set-upor from €995 a month on a 12-month hire contract, servicing included
Or call 01 5267 411 (ROI) or 028 3833 7038 (NI).
Automatic on its route, manual when you need it
The XP15 is a 1,500 kg EP pallet truck with EP's X-Mover automation. It finds its way using fixed points on your ceiling, which EP calls navigation by the stars, so nothing goes on the floor and nothing connects to your network.
An operator loads it, picks a job on the keypad and presses start. It delivers the pallet, unloads and goes back. Typical runs are goods-in to storage, stores to the line, the wrapper to dispatch, and empties and waste. You can see one at Mannok and Brennans Bread in the films below.
EP XP15 specifications
| Type | Automated pallet truck, automatic or by hand |
|---|---|
| Capacity | 1,500 kg |
| Navigation | 2D visual, using points on the ceiling |
| Speed | 0.9 m/s laden, 1.0 m/s unladen |
| Battery | 24V 60Ah lithium-ion |
| Runtime | About one shift. A second battery swaps in within 10 seconds |
| Charging | 3 hours, plug in at any time |
| Where | Indoors and outdoors, including slopes, doorways and rough floors |
| Turning radius | 1,570 mm |
| Needs | No network, WMS or fixed infrastructure |
From EP XP15 product page. EP may change specifications, so ask us for the current datasheet.
Jobs the XP15 does
- Goods in to storagePallets from the dock to staging lanes, block stacks or the foot of the racking.
- Production line feedingMaterials from stores to each line, and work in progress between cells.
- End of lineFinished pallets from the palletiser, wrapper or roller bed to the warehouse.
- Dispatch and cross-dockingPallets to outbound lanes and dock doors, ready for the lorry.
- Waste and empty palletsEmpties, packaging and waste cages cleared all shift.
Not sure it fits your route? Send us a short video of it and we'll tell you.
What makes the XP15 work
Three ways to run
Sushi bar: a loop past set stations. Bus stop: set stops where it waits. Taxi: one destination at the push of a button.
Keypad for several jobs
Save each job to a number on the keypad, so operators choose the destination on the truck itself.
Call boxes
A call box or traffic-stop box can start the truck, so a workstation can call it when a pallet is ready.
Works with machines
It can move loads between semi-automated machines such as wrappers, sorters and roller beds.
Battery swap in seconds
Plug in a spare battery in about 10 seconds. With two batteries it keeps going through a heavy day.
Routes from the app
Teach a route by walking it, or map it in EP's mobile app, and change it when your layout changes.
The XP15 at work in Ireland
Filmed in 2026 on customer sites where EP X-Mover trucks from Clearlift are at work. Ask us how each route was set up and what it replaced.
Mannok Packaging
An EP XP15 now carries plastic rolls from production to the warehouse on a fixed route, all day, with nobody driving it. One machine, one route, one problem solved.
Talk to us about your siteFrom first call to robot running in about four weeks
This is EP's standard rollout for one robot on one job. Bigger projects take longer, and we agree the plan with you.
- Day 1Call
A short call about your routes. If it helps, see the robots working in our Navan demo warehouse.
- Week 1Site survey
We walk your site, or you send a video of the route, and we pick the routes worth automating.
- Weeks 1 to 2Plan
We agree the job and how we will measure it. EP confirms the install date within 48 hours of your go-ahead.
- Weeks 2 to 3Delivery
EP ships from stock, and the robot reaches you in about a week.
- Weeks 3 to 4Install
Installed, programmed, tested and your team trained in one day. Then we service it.
Source: EP Equipment automation.
Other EP automation models
Automatic trucks you teach a route, and autonomous models that find their own way.
EP automation range
EP XP15 questions
Anything else, call us on 01 5267 411 (ROI) or 028 3833 7038 (NI).
How does the XP15 navigate?
It uses 2D visual navigation that recognises points on your ceiling, which EP calls navigation by the stars. There is no floor tape, magnets or QR codes to fit.
Can people and forklifts work around the XP15?
Yes. It is built for shared areas and slows and stops for people and obstacles in its path. We set its speeds and stop points for your layout before go-live.
How long does an XP15 installation take?
A standard one-job set-up is installed, programmed, tested and handed over in a day. Sites with several jobs or links to doors and machines take longer, and we agree the plan at the site survey.
Can the XP15 work outdoors?
Yes. EP builds it for indoor and outdoor use, including slopes, doorways and rough floors, as long as its sensors don't fog up. We check your surfaces and slopes on the survey.
How much does the XP15 cost?
From €25,000 plus a €1,500 set-up fee, ex VAT, or from €995 a month on a 12-month hire contract with servicing included.
Is the XP15 running anywhere in Ireland?
Yes. The films on this page show X-Mover trucks from Clearlift at Mannok Packaging and Brennans Bread, and you can see one in our Navan demo warehouse.
Get a price on the EP XP15
Tell us about the route and we'll come back the same working day with a price, or show it to you in Navan first.
Or call 01 5267 411 (ROI) or 028 3833 7038 (NI).