RECHARGING STATION SCHNEIDER 320 KW DC, 2X CCS2, 7,5M

This Schneider StarCharge Fast 320 fast charging station is compatible with all electric vehicles conforming to IEC61851-1 ed.3 and IEC61851-23 standards. This charging station is freestanding. The IP protection class is IP55. Impact resistance class is IK10 and IK08 for the touch screen. Operating temperature range is between -30 °C and 50 °C, with power reduction after 50 °C. Two fixed 7.5-meter charging cables with CCS2 charging guns are included. Rated power is 320 kW. The charging station is three-phase (L1+L2+L3+N+PE). Rated charging current is 507 A, scalable up to 563 A (380 V AC) - 415 V AC +/- 10 %) at 50 or 60 Hz frequency. It can be used in TN-S / TN-C-S or TT grounding systems. It is also compatible with IT systems when an isolation transformer is used as the power source. The charging station is heavy and requires handling equipment for movement. It can be commissioned using a portable computer connected to the built-in web server. It is recommended for use at charging parks and public applications. It is suitable for heavy-duty vehicle charging and supports the VDV 261 protocol for electric buses and the BCB toggle wake-up function, which allows electric trucks to restart charging. Efficiency is 97 % and it features integrated DC electricity meters with MID or PTB certification. Authentication for billing can be performed via RFID and NFC tags or a payment terminal. The charger can also be identified via the vehicle's Plug & Charge function using either Autocharge technology or the ISO 15118 protocol. The charging station has a touch screen allowing the user to select the charging point, authentication method, and control charging. The screen also displays information on the vehicle's charging status. A multi-color LED light indicates the charging and station status. An emergency stop button allows rapid shutdown if needed. The charging station can be remotely controlled via the charging operator's software. The station includes an RJ45 Ethernet port for LAN connectivity and also features WiFi and 4G modem connectivity. The charging station can be managed locally or as part of a larger system via a backend system for load management and/or user authentication and billing. During commissioning, settings are entered via the built-in network server. The OCCP 1.6 data transfer protocol is used to establish connection with the charging operator's backend system. Available services include authentication and billing authorization, billing data, diagnostic features, load management, and remote software updates. This product description is an automated translation of the original Finnish description.