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VoltServer

2 viewers · 30d

Total raised

$5.0M

+$5.0M this year

1 filing since 2026 · latest SAFE filed

Cumulative raised
LAST ROUND
SAFE · $5.0M
ROUNDS
1
INVESTORS
1
FOUNDED
N/A
HQ
East Greenwich, RI
SECTOR
Hardware
EMPLOYEES
N/A
30D VIEWERS
2

AI overview

Updated

VoltServer Inc. is an East Greenwich, Rhode Island power-distribution technology company that developed and commercialized Digital Electricity, a patented class of Fault Managed Power (FMP). Instead of continuous AC or high-voltage DC, the system sends electricity in small pulses or packets that are individually checked for safety before delivery and can carry embedded data. The technology lets power run through existing low-voltage data pathways, including the same cable bundle as fiber optics, cutting installation cost and permitting burden. VoltServer has deployed thousands of FMP systems since 2014, powering stadiums, office towers, hotels, medical buildings, 5G/Wi-Fi networks, data centers, and indoor agriculture.

What sets it apart

A patented packetized power transmission method that stops hazardous current within milliseconds, letting Class 2-style safe wiring carry high power over long distances in existing data raceways rather than requiring conventional electrical conduit and licensed high-voltage installation.

Funding history

1 round
SAFE+2Jul 1, 2026 · $25K min
Form D
+$5.0M$5.0M total

Latest SEC filings

via EDGAR · CIK 0001551253
Form D · Jul 1, 2026NewView on EDGAR

Products

1 tracked

Digital Electricity

Fault Managed Power distribution hardware

A power distribution system built from paired transmitters and receivers that converts conventional analog electricity into safety-checked energy packets, distributes them from a centralized source over low-voltage cabling, and converts them back to usable power at endpoint loads.

  • Packetized transmission with per-packet safety verification that cuts hazardous current within milliseconds
  • Power can share existing data pathways or ride in the same cable as fiber optics (hybrid power/fiber)
  • Transmitters convert analog electricity to Digital Electricity for centralized distribution to multiple endpoints
  • Receivers convert Digital Electricity back to conventional power at the load