DC 60-80-120-160-200-240KW EV Chargers - Experts Electrical

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DC 60-80-120-160-200-240KW EV Chargers

$9385.00

Model

PCDC-YZ5-EU240/1k

PCDC-YZ5-EU240/1k

PCDC-YZ5-240/1k

PCDC-YZ5-EU200/1k

PCDC-YZ5-EU200/1k

PCDC-YZ5-200/1k

PCDC-YZ5-EU160/1k

PCDC-YZ5-EU160/1k

PCDC-YZ5-160/1k

PCDC-YZ5-EU120/1kk

PCDC-YZ5-EU120/1k

PCDC-YZ5-120/1k

PCDC-YZ4-EU80/1k

PCDC-YZ4-EU80/1k

PCDC-YZ4-EU60/1k

PCDC-YZ4-EU60/1k

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Basic info

Brand	Pingalax
Model NO.	DC 60-80-120-160-200-240KW EV Chargers
Rated Output Rating	200kW
Output Voltage	DC 200-1000V
Max Output Current	250A
Power Conversion Efficiency	≥95%
Connector Options	CCS2+CCS2
Cable Length	5m
Input Voltage	380V
Series	DC EV Chargers

Product Detail

What is OCPP Communication？

OCPP (Open Charge Point Protocol) is an open communication protocol mainly used for communication between electric vehicle charging stations (also known as charging piles or charging points) and central management systems. OCPP aims to achieve interoperability of charging infrastructure, enabling charging equipment produced by different manufacturers to communicate effectively with different central management systems.

Client-server model:

Charge Point: As the client, it is responsible for communicating with the central management system.
Central System: As the server, it receives information from the charging station and issues instructions.

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Pingalax

Main Categories

New energy

Business Type

Design/Manufacture/Sales

Highest Annual Export (USD)

$100000000

Professional Experience

3 years

Workplace

6000m²

占位

占位

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