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CHARX connect – charging cables in accordance with CCS type 1, CCS type 2, and GB/T, for installation on the charging station, for mode 4 charging with direct current.
Charging in just a few minutes: Our CHARX connect DC charging cables are used for fast DC electric vehicle charging. In addition to type 1 and type 2 charging connectors for CCS (Combined Charging System) charging stations, we also offer the GB/T standard for China. Charging powers of up to 500 kW are achieved with the aid of cooled High Power Charging charging connectors. At HPC charging stations, vehicle batteries can be charged in a matter of minutes in order to quickly top up the travel range of electric cars.
Your advantages
- Complete product range for CCS type 1, CCS type 2, and GB/T
- The right performance class for every application — from home carports to interstate service areas
- Efficient power transmission and long-term stability, thanks to silver-plated power and signal contacts
- Integrated sensor technology for monitoring the temperature at the power contacts
- Convenient handling, thanks to the ergonomic handle and additional rubber grip components
- Developed and produced in accordance with the IATF 16949 automotive standard and ISO 9001
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Find out moreFast DC charging in accordance with mode 4
With DC fast charging, the charging power is generally very high. Charging processes are completed within a very short amount of time. DC charging cables in accordance with charging mode 4 have a vehicle charging connector and an open cable end. They are connected directly to charging stations which are equipped with an AC/DC converter.
DC charging cables for North America
The CCS Type 1 charging cables were developed for fast DC charging in accordance with SAE J1772 and IEC 62196-3 for the North American market. Both the charging connector and the cable are UL certified.
The integrated lever locking system reliably prevents the charging connector from being pulled out during the charging process.
Uncooled:
- 40 A / 1000 V DC (AWG)
- 80 A / 1000 V DC (AWG)
- 200 A / 1000 V DC (AWG)
Cooled – High Power Charging:
- 500 A / 1000 V DC (metric)
DC charging cables for Europe
The European Commission adopted the CCS type 2 charging cables as the standard for Europe in 2013, setting an important milestone in European fast-charging technology.
During charging, the CCS type 2 DC charging cables are locked into place electromechanically via a locking actuator integrated into the vehicle charging inlet. The charging cables comply with standard IEC 62196-3 and are VDE-certified.
Uncooled:
- 40 A / 1000 V DC (metric)
- 80 A / 1000 V DC (metric)
- 150 A / 1000 V DC (metric)
- 200 A / 1000 V DC (metric)
- 250 A / 1000 V DC (metric)
Cooled – High Power Charging:
- 400 A / 1000 V DC (metric)
- 500 A / 1000 V DC (metric)
DC charging cables for China
DC charging cables in accordance with GB/T 20234.3-2015 are used for fast charging in the Chinese charging infrastructure.
The charging connector features a unique locking mechanism developed by Phoenix Contact. The locking mechanism, which is controlled by the charging station, prevents the lever on the charging connector from being actuated during the charging process. This makes it impossible to pull the charging connector out of the vehicle during the charging process.
Uncooled:
- 80 A / 1000 V DC (metric)
- 125 A / 1000 V DC (metric)
- 180 A / 1000 V DC (metric)
- 250 A / 1000 V DC (metric)
PHOENIX CONTACT
SEA Pte. Ltd.
105 Eunos Avenue 3
#04-00
Singapore 409836
#04-00
Singapore 409836
+65 6228 4900
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High power charging product overview
Brief introduction by Joachim Pucker, product expert
How does High Power Charging work?
Learn how the technology in the High Power Charging vehicle connector works.
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