Phihong 120kW Free Standing DC Fast Charger
Phihong - 120kW Free Standing DC Fast Charger
The Phihong 120kW Free Standing DC Fast Charger is a high-performance solution designed for rapid and reliable EV charging. Engineered to meet global standards, it supports multiple charging protocols, including NACS, CCS, CHAdeMO, and GB/T. This versatile unit enables simultaneous dual DC charging, ensuring efficient energy distribution for various vehicle types. Engineered with cutting-edge features like ISO15118 compliance and multi-standard compatibility, the Phihong 120kW charger offers flexibility and convenience. The customizable power range, optional cable management, and user-friendly 7-inch LCD interface underscore its innovation, ensuring seamless EV charging experiences.
Charging Speed
The 120kW Free Standing DC Fast Charger delivers rapid charging performance, significantly reducing downtime with its dual DC ports operating simultaneously for optimal efficiency.
Technical Specifications
| AC Input | |
| Input Voltage | 3Φ_380~415Vac, ±15% (50/60hz) |
| Input Current Rating | Max:173 |
| Max. Input Power | 98 kVA |
| Connection/ Power Grid System | 3P+ N+ PE , TN/TT |
| Power Factor | >0.99 |
| Efficiency | >94% |
| DC Output | |
| Output Voltage | 150 ~ 950 V |
| Simultaneous output mode | Dynamic distribution |
| Current |
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| Mechanical | |
| Dimension (W x D x H) | 800 x 650 x 1900 |
| Weight | 480 kgs |
| Cable length | Standard:4.5 (Optional: 6.5 or 7) |
| Environment | |
| Operating Temperature | -30~50°C |
| Humidity | 5~95% |
| IP/IK ratings | IK10 (HMI IK8) |
| Compliance | |
| EMC/EMI | IEC.61851-21-2
CNS 15511-21-2 |
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| Protection | |
| Input | OVP, UVP, OCP, OPP, OTP, SPD, RCD |
| Output | OCP, SCP, OVP, LVP, OTP, IMD |
| Backend Support | OCPP 1.6 JSON,OCPP 2.0 core profile
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| Display | 7 |
| User Authentication | QR code, RFID, Credit Card (Optional) |
| Communication | 4G/ Wi-Fi/ Ethernet (RJ45) Ethernet (RJ 45)
Option:Wi-Fi or dual 4G |
| Warranty Protection | N/A |
| User Rating | N/A |
| Price | N/A |
Smart Features of Phihong - 120kW Free Standing DC Fast Charger
- Plug & Charge Compatibility: Adheres to ISO15118 standards, enabling automatic user authentication and seamless charging without manual intervention.
- Dual DC Charging Capability: Supports simultaneous charging of two vehicles, maximizing efficiency and reducing wait times.
- Customizable Power Output: Offers flexible power options from 60kW to 180kW, catering to various operational requirements.
- Intuitive User Interface: Features a 7-inch LCD screen for real-time monitoring, authentication, and easy navigation during the charging process.
- Pantograph Charging Support: Advanced connectivity options for vehicles equipped with pantograph systems, enhancing compatibility.
Product guides and documents of Phihong - 120kW Free Standing DC Fast Charger
Phihong 120kW Free Standing DC Fast Charger Technical Specification Sheet
Advantages of the Phihong - 120kW Free Standing DC Fast Charger
- Wide Compatibility: Supports NACS, CCS, CHAdeMO, and GB/T standards, ensuring global usability across different EV models.
- High Efficiency: Adjustable power configurations make it suitable for both small-scale and large-scale installations.
- Flexible Customization: Dual DC outputs allow multiple vehicles to charge concurrently, improving turnaround time.
- Cost-Effective Installation: Optional cable management system enhances installation flexibility and user convenience.
- Durable Design: Supports both standalone and networked operation, allowing seamless integration with existing systems.
Disadvantages of the Phihong - 120kW Free Standing DC Fast Charger
- High Initial Cost: Advanced features and customizable options may lead to a higher upfront investment compared to basic chargers.
- Limited Portability: As a standalone unit, it requires fixed installation, reducing mobility for temporary setups.
- Complex Setup: Initial configuration and installation may require technical expertise, increasing setup time.
- Potential Overhead: The dual charging capability might necessitate higher electrical infrastructure, raising operational costs.
- Pantograph Dependency: Pantograph support may not be relevant for all users, adding unnecessary complexity for those without compatible vehicles.