60KW-240KW Floor-Mounted Doul Ports DCFC EV Charger
Short Description:
The 60kW – 240kW DC Fast Charger is an all-in-one charging station designed for speed and maintainability. This all-inclusive charger combines a distributor with a power cabinet for ease of installation, deployment and cost savings, resulting in significantly reduced installation and maintenance costs.
»10.1” Touch Screen
»Up to 240kW Power / 1000V
»Connection via built-in Wi-Fi, Ethernet, 4G LTE
»Dual-port design for two vehicles simultaneously charging
»Single plug: CCS1 or NACS Dual plug: CCS1*2/NACS*2/ CCS1+NACS connectors available
Dual Ports EV DC Fast EV Charger
Fast, Efficient and Safe Dual Ports EV DC Fast Charger
Dual Ports DC fast charger for electric vehicles provides up to 240kW total output power. It features a wide adjustable output power ranging from 60kW to 240kw per connector for all vehicle types.
Efficient communication Dual-Ports Design
The floor-mounted EV charger optimizes energy management for complex charging and commercial operations. This feature utilizes the charging station's sophisticated control and communication capabilities, such as OCPP 2.0J, to remotely facilitate uninterrupted, high-demand charging sessions.
DCFC Maximizing ROI in the EV Charging Sector
As electric vehicle (EV) adoption continues to rise, the demand for DC fast chargers is escalating, presenting lucrative investment opportunities. DC fast chargers offer a rapid charging solution, enabling EV drivers to charge their vehicles in a fraction of the time compared to traditional chargers. This makes them ideal for high-traffic locations, such as highways, urban centers, and commercial hubs.
Key Factors Driving Investment
Investment in DC fast charging infrastructure is supported by government incentives, increasing EV sales, and the need for expanded charging networks. With businesses and municipalities alike investing in this technology, the sector promises high returns for investors. Additionally, various business models such as direct ownership, leasing, and Charging-as-a-Service (CaaS) allow for flexible entry points into the market, making it accessible to both large corporations and smaller-scale investors
