Three Phase DC EV Charging Pile Charger 120kW With CCS2 CHAdeMO Connector
Three Phase EV Charging Pile
,CHAdeMO EV Charging Pile
,120kW ccs2 dc charger
The 120kW DC charging pile delivers the power level required by electric buses, large vans, and truck support vehicles. It is designed for depots where vehicles return on a tight schedule and must regain range quickly between runs. The cabinet accepts CCS2 and can be configured for bus or truck connectors depending on the fleet mix.
- 120kW output supports opportunity charging at bus layovers.
- Configurable connectors cover van and bus fleets.
- High duty cycle cooling sustains back-to-back sessions.
- OCPP link reports energy per vehicle to depot management.
Four modular power modules feed a controlled DC output, and the master controller negotiates with heavy vehicle communication protocols. The wide voltage range supports both lower-voltage van platforms and higher-voltage bus packs. Filtered intake air protects against Harmattan dust, and the contactor chain includes precharge and emergency stop. Meters on each output support per-vehicle cost allocation.
Bus operators, logistics companies, and intercity van fleets deploy these piles at depots and layover points. They suit left-hand-drive and right-hand-drive electric buses and vans across West African cities and corridors. Site planning includes a dedicated three-phase supply, adequate earthing, and clear vehicle manoeuvring space.
| Rated Power | 120 kW DC |
|---|---|
| Input Voltage | 400V AC Three Phase |
| Output Voltage | 200V to 750V DC |
| Connector | CCS2, Optional Bus Connector |
| Gun Quantity | 1 to 2 Guns |
| Cooling | Forced Air with Filter |
| Protection Grade | IP54 |
| Operating Temperature | -30°C to +50°C |
| Mounting | Floor Standing |
| Communication | OCPP |
- Opportunity charging during layovers keeps buses on route longer.
- Modular design lets technicians swap a faulty module without stopping the cabinet.
We provide a depot layout drawing, civil work guide, and English maintenance manual. Power modules carry a two-year warranty and high-voltage components one year. Remote commissioning and operator training are offered, and spare modules can be stocked at regional hubs for fast swap.
A: Yes, with appropriate connector configuration. We can prefit CCS2 for vans and a bus connector on request, and the cabinet can support two outputs.
A: A 120kW point typically needs a transformer sized with headroom. Our site checklist helps the local engineer size the feeder and breaker.
A: The cabinet is rated for high-frequency depot use. We recommend scheduled filter and fan checks every three months in the first year.
High-power units are loaded to rated output during production, with both output paths exercised against dummy loads. Insulation monitoring, contactor sequencing, and emergency stop functions are verified on every cabinet.