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| Item | Power DC 60kW; AC 22kW/44kW | DC 90kW; AC 22kW/44kW | DC 120kW; AC 22kW/44kW |
|---|---|---|---|
| Input | Input Voltage | 3-phase 400V ±15% AC | |
| Input Voltage Type | TN-S (Three Phase Five Wire) | ||
| Working Frequency | 45~65Hz | ||
| Power Factor | ≥0.99 | ||
| Efficiency | ≥94% | ||
| Output | Rated Voltage | DC: CHAdeMO 500Vdc; CCS 1000Vdc; GBT 1000Vdc | AC: Type-2 400V; GBT 400V | |
| Max. Output Current | DC: CHAdeMO 125A; CCS 200A; GBT 250A | AC: Type-2 63A; GBT 32A | |
| Interface | Display | 8'' LCD Touchscreen | |
| Language | English, French, German, Spanish, Russian, Chinese, etc. | ||
| Payment | Mobile APP / RFID / POS | ||
| Communication | Network Connection | 4G (GSM or CDMA) / Ethernet | |
| Communication Protocols | OCPP1.6J or OCPP2.0 | ||
| Environment | Working Temperature | -30°C ~ +55°C | |
| Storage Temperature | -35°C ~ +55°C | ||
| Operating Humidity | ≤95% Non-Condensing | ||
| Protection | IP54 | ||
| Acoustic Noise | <60dB | ||
| Cooling Method | Forced Air-Cooling | ||
| Mechanical | Dimension (WxDxH) | 700 * 1900 * 650mm | |
| No. of Charging Cable | Single | Dual | |
| Cable Length | 5m or 7m | ||
| Regulation | Certificate | CE / IEC61851-1 / IEC61851-23 / IEC61851-21-2 | |
A 120kw 150kW DC fast charger is a high-power charging station for electric vehicles (EVs) that delivers a significant amount of energy quickly, capable of adding a substantial amount of range in a short period. Unlike slower AC chargers, a DC fast charger bypasses the vehicle's onboard charger and sends direct current (DC) power straight to the battery pack. These stations feature dual CCS2/CHAdeMO ports, scalable design, and robust safety features for versatile EV charging.
To use a 150kW DC fast charger, first identify the correct connector for your vehicle and then follow the station's instructions to initiate a charging session. This typically involves using a mobile app, an RFID card, or a contactless payment card via the integrated POS system.
Installing a 120kw 150kW DC fast charger requires professional expertise for site assessment, high-voltage electrical work, hardware mounting, and software configuration. The process begins with a site survey, followed by professional installation of a high-capacity electrical connection to the grid, mounting the charger on a concrete foundation, and a final inspection and testing phase to ensure safety and performance.
