Areas of application
High Power Charging for your application
The modular design of our HPC system gives you flexibility in terms of the possible applications when designing your fast charging infrastructure.
Our HPC system can be used anywhere where electric vehicle drivers are short on time. Especially on highways and at major traffic interchanges, we will be seeing separate HPC charging parks along with filling stations and rest stops with HPC charging stations in future. HPC charging stations are also used in semi-public and commercial parking lots in major cities and metropolitan areas.
Use in charging facilities and charging parks
In these situations, the cooling system and controller are normally housed centrally, in a separate building, for example.
The distributed charging stations are supplied with coolant from there and are fitted with individual heat exchangers. All charging stations therefore use a common cooling circuit.
Use in stand-alone charging stations
A complete HPC system can also be installed in a single charging station.
This means that the cooling system and controller are integrated in the charging station to create an independent cooling circuit together with the charging connector and charging cable.
Direct access to our High Power Charging cables
Get all the commercial and technical data, drawings, and downloads for our High Power Charging cables and corresponding accessories, and order directly online.
Your individual High Power Charging solution
Are you a fast charging station manufacturer or charging station planner interested in our High Power Charging technology?
We will be happy to help you, and will create suitable components for your High Power Charging solution that are tailored to your application.
PHOENIX CONTACT
SEA Pte. Ltd.
#04-00
Singapore 409836
Service
Faster than expected
You think charging an electric car takes hours? These times are over, thanks to HPC.
How does High Power Charging work?
Learn how the technology in the High Power Charging vehicle connector works.
"$pageName" on