InCharge Energy ICE-44 V2X
InCharge Energy - ICE-44 V2X
The ICE-44 V2X by InCharge Energy is a cutting-edge bidirectional and parallel DC Fast charger, designed to cater to long dwell-time EVs seamlessly. With its versatile features, it ensures optimal performance, offering a wide output voltage range of 150 to 1000Vdc and a robust 44kW-rated output power. Its user-friendly interface, supporting PIN or RFID accessibility, enhances convenience while adhering to OCPP 1.6 standards for seamless interoperability across various backend platforms. Compact yet powerful, this charger is an ideal choice for efficient EV charging solutions.
Charging Speed
InCharge Energy's ICE-44 V2X charger delivers swift charging, boasting a 44kW-rated output power and a wide voltage range of 150 to 1000Vdc. This ensures rapid and efficient charging for electric vehicles, optimizing charging times without compromising on performance or reliability.
Technical Specifications
| Configuration | |
| Voltage | 480 Vac +/- 10 % |
| AC Input Power Connection | 480 Vac +/- 10 % |
| Frequency | 3-phase: L1, L2, L3, GND |
| Recommended breaker | 80A |
| Max Current Draw | 62A |
| Power factor | >0.99 |
| AC Input | |
| Voltage and current range | 400/480Vac, 3L+PE; 0 - 43A |
| Voltage/frequency range | 260 Vac - 530 Vac, 45Hz - 65Hz |
| DC Output | |
| Rated power | 44kW |
| Voltage and current range | 150Vdc -1000Vdc; 0 -146.6A |
| Voltage and output power | 320 - 530Vac: 44kW; 260 - 320Vac: Linear derating to 22kW |
| Rated power and current | 44kVA/66.6A |
| Controls & Interface | |
| Charging Connectors | CCS1, CHAdeMO available upon request |
| HMI | 7” TFT LCD Display |
| Communication | OCPP 1.6J |
| Network Connection | 4G & 5G Cellular, LAN 10M/100M |
| RFID | ISO14443 Type A & S50, S70 MIFARE |
| Environment | |
| Temperature - Operating | -4 °F (-40F with Cold weather kit) to + 158 °F * / -20 °C to +70 °C |
| Temperature - Storage | -40°F to + 167 °F / -40 °C to +75 °C |
| Humidity | 95% |
| Altitude - Operating | 6560ft (2000 m) |
| Protection - Intrusion | IP55/K10 |
| Cable Length | 16.4 f |
| Warranty Protection | N/A |
| User Rating | N/A |
| Price | N/A |
Smart Features of InCharge Energy - ICE-44 V2X
- Wide output voltage range of 150 to 1000Vdc ensures compatibility with various EV models.
- User-friendly control interface supports PIN or RFID accessibility, enhancing convenience for users.
- OCPP 1.6 standard compliance ensures seamless interoperability across backend platforms, offering flexibility and ease of integration.
- Supports Autocharge and Plug and Charge functionalities, streamlining the charging process for users.
- Integrated LTE Modem and LAN enable remote monitoring and management for enhanced operational efficiency.
- Compact design facilitates easy mounting on walls or optional InCharge pedestals, optimizing space utilization.
Product guides and documents of InCharge Energy - ICE-44 V2X
InCharge Energy ICE-44 V2X Technical Specification Sheet
Advantages of the InCharge Energy - ICE-44 V2X
- Versatile output voltage range caters to a wide range of electric vehicles, ensuring compatibility and flexibility.
- User-friendly interface with PIN or RFID accessibility enhances ease of use and security.
- OCPP 1.6 standard compliance ensures seamless integration and interoperability across diverse backend platforms.
- Autocharge and Plug and Charge functionalities simplify the charging process, offering convenience for users.
- Compact design and optional pedestal mounting provide flexibility in installation, optimizing space utilization.
- Efficient 480V 3-phase input ensures high conversion efficiency, minimizing energy waste and operational costs.
Disadvantages of the InCharge Energy - ICE-44 V2X
- Limited availability of optional InCharge pedestals may restrict installation options in certain locations.
- Initial setup and integration may require technical expertise, potentially posing a challenge for inexperienced users.
- Higher output power may result in increased energy consumption during peak charging periods, impacting operational costs.
- Dependence on network connectivity for remote monitoring and management may pose reliability concerns in areas with poor connectivity.
- Compatibility with older EV models may be limited due to the charger's advanced features and voltage requirements.
- Regular maintenance and firmware updates may be necessary to ensure optimal performance and compatibility with evolving EV technologies.