DC CHARGING
160kW DC EV Charger
A 160kW floor-standing DC charging product for commercial charging locations and fleet projects.
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PRODUCT FAMILY / DC CHARGING
DC fast chargers.
Make the stop count.
Plan DC charging around short parking windows, daily energy demand and the electrical capacity your site can support.
THE PRODUCT COLLECTION
DC charging products.
Review equipment options and prepare a model-specific project inquiry.
DC CHARGING
20/30kW DC Charger
A compact DC charging equipment family with listed 20kW and 30kW variants for project-based equipment selection.
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DC CHARGING
40kW DC Charger
A floor-standing 40kW DC charging product for commercial and fleet charging projects.
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DC CHARGING
60kW DC Charger
A floor-standing 60kW DC charging product for commercial and fleet charging projects.
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DC CHARGING
80/120/160kW DC Fast Charger
A black-front DC charging cabinet family covering listed 80kW, 120kW and 160kW variants.
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DC CHARGING
120/160kW DC Cabinet Charger
A separate cabinet design covering listed 120kW and 160kW DC charging variants.
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DC CHARGING
240kW DC Charger
A floor-standing 240kW DC charging product for commercial sites with project-specific electrical requirements.
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DC CHARGING
480kW Split-Type Charging Equipment
A split-type charging equipment family with a central power cabinet and separate charging terminals.
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Equipment presentation. Final configuration varies by model.COMMERCIAL & FLEET CHARGING
Think beyond peak power.
DC charging converts AC electricity to DC outside the vehicle and supplies DC energy to a compatible battery system. Actual charging speed depends on the vehicle, battery conditions, charger configuration and site limits.
For commercial locations and fleets, define how many vehicles must charge, how long they stay and whether chargers will share the site’s available power.
Discuss a DC charging projectYOUR SPECIFICATION CHECKLIST
Plan the complete system.
The dispenser is one part of an electrical and operational project.
| Requirement | Details to discuss |
|---|---|
| Vehicle & connector | Vehicle models, supported DC connector and the required voltage and current operating range. |
| Grid connection | Available supply, transformer capacity, switchgear and any proposed site upgrade. |
| Energy & charging window | Daily energy demand, dwell time, simultaneous sessions and possible future expansion. |
| Operation | Operator access, network compatibility, reporting, service responsibilities and uptime requirements. |
| Installation & evidence | Foundation, clearances, cable handling, environmental requirements and model-specific documentation. |
Charging speed is a system outcome
A higher rated charger does not mean every vehicle will charge at that rate. Include the intended vehicle mix and charging window in your brief so a proposed configuration can be reviewed against realistic requirements.
Compare AC EV chargers for longer-stay parking, or read about fleet depot charging.
LET’S DEFINE YOUR PROJECT
A better charging project
starts with the right questions.
Tell us the destination market, site type and charging requirements.