Charged EVs | Phoenix Contact releases new 30 kW power modules for EV charging stations

Phoenix Contact now presents energy provides for high-power programs together with e-mobility infrastructure.

The CHARX AC/DC and DC/DC energy modules (with most energy level monitoring for photo voltaic panels) may be immediately fitted into a typical EV charging station 19-inch cupboard. These modules will also be used for power storage, hydrogen electrolysis, AC microgrids, high-voltage DC grids, and off-highway charging. The AC/DC enter module has a variety of 350 to 530 V AC, the DC/DC module has an enter vary of 300 to 825 V DC, and each energy modules have an output vary from 150 to 1,000 V DC.

E-mobility functions can simply combine the modules’ CAN bus interface, says Phoenix. For set up and upkeep, the modules use Phoenix Contact’s Push-Lock and T-LOX connection applied sciences.

Supply: Phoenix Contact