InCharge Energy ICE-180kW
InCharge Energy - ICE-120kW
Charging Speed
Technical Specifications
| Configuration | |
| Voltage | |
| AC Input Power Connection | |
| Frequency | |
| Recommended breaker | |
| Max Current Draw | |
| Power factor | |
| THD Current | |
| Output Parameters | |
| Voltage | |
| Current - Max | |
| Power - Max | |
| System Efficiency - Max | |
| Controls & Interface | |
| Charging Connectors | |
| HMI | |
| Communication | |
| Network Connection | |
| RFID | |
| Environment | |
| Temperature - Operating | |
| Temperature - Storage | |
| Humidity | |
| Altitude - Operating | |
| Protection - Intrusion | |
| Certifications | |
| Dimensions (D x W x H) | |
| Weight | |
| Warranty Protection | |
| User Rating | |
| Price |
Smart Features of InCharge Energy - ICE-120kW
- Versatile Voltage Range: The 150 to 1000Vdc output voltage accommodates higher voltage DC charging, ensuring compatibility with a wide range of electric vehicles.
Product guides and documents of InCharge Energy - ICE-120kW
InCharge Energy ICE-120kW Technical Specification Sheet
Advantages of the InCharge Energy - ICE-120kW
- Scalable Power: Upgrade effortlessly to 180kW without the need for a new installation, ensuring cost-effective and future-proof charging solutions.
Disadvantages of the InCharge Energy - ICE-120kW
- Voltage Range Limitation: The charger's 150 to 1000Vdc output voltage range may not be suitable for some older electric vehicles with lower voltage requirements.