The DC 180kW fast charging station is designed for electric vehicles, utilizing direct current with an output power of 180 kilowatts to ensure quick and efficient charging.
Technical Specifications of the DC 180kW Charging Station
This charging station offers an impressive output power of up to 180kW and a maximum output current of 200A. The input voltage is typically AC 380V ± 20%, while the output voltage ranges from 200V to 1000V or 150V to 1000V. It supports multiple charging standards such as CCS, CHAdeMO, and GB/T, with a NACS option available, accommodating a variety of electric vehicles.
As one of the advanced solutions for rapid charging, the DC 180kW station provides high efficiency in energy delivery for vehicles with an output capacity reaching 180 kW. Its fast charging capabilities and an efficiency rate of up to 95% meet the diverse needs of modern transportation.
The input voltage is set at 380V AC ±20% to ensure stable operation, a significant advantage when selecting a charging station for industrial electric systems requiring flexibility and high reliability. The wide output voltage range, from 200 to 1000 V DC, supports a broad spectrum of electric vehicles, from common models to those with higher energy demands.
A standout feature of the DC 180kW station is its compatibility with a wide range of popular charging standards like CCS (Combo), CHAdeMO, GBT, and SAE J1772. This ensures the station can accommodate various electric vehicle models, maximizing charging potential and expanding the customer base.
The station’s compact design, approximately 1600 x 750 x 550 mm, allows for easy installation in various locations, whether floor-mounted or wall-mounted, highlighting flexibility in deployment at public or commercial sites.
This station is equipped with three charging guns, each providing an output current from 0 to 200 A, enabling simultaneous charging of multiple vehicles. The 5-meter charging cable offers convenience for vehicles parked at various distances.
With an efficiency of 95% or higher, the station conserves energy and minimizes heat output, ensuring safe operation. Safety standards and certifications, such as CE, FCC, and RoHS, further reinforce the system’s reliability and quality.
Regarding communication, the DC 180kW charging station supports the Open Charge Point Protocol (OCPP) version 1.6 and 2.0. This open protocol allows integration with charging station management systems and remote monitoring, offering operators optimal convenience and management capabilities.
The dynamic load distribution feature allows for efficient energy management, coupled with precise protection to ensure the station’s longevity and safety throughout its operation. Designed with user convenience in mind, this station promises a friendly and easy-to-use solution for all customers.

Features and Performance of DC Fast Charging
The 180kW DC fast charging station can recharge each vehicle in just 15-30 minutes and can charge two vehicles at once. It boasts high energy conversion efficiency of ≥94% and has minimal standby power consumption. Some models feature liquid cooling, enhancing performance and durability during continuous high-power operation.
DC fast charging, also known as Direct Current fast charging, is an advanced technology that uses direct current to charge electric vehicles (EVs) and large-battery devices. This significantly accelerates charging compared to traditional alternating current (AC) methods.
A key advantage of DC fast charging is its ability to deliver current directly to the battery, bypassing the vehicle’s onboard converter. This eliminates internal converter efficiency limits and optimizes charging time. With Level 3 EV charging technology, DC fast charge outputs can range from 50 kW to several hundred kW, depending on the equipment, significantly reducing charging time.
DC fast charging performance is truly remarkable. For many EVs, this technology can charge up to 80% of the battery in just 30 minutes to an hour, compared to hours with AC charging. This is invaluable for long-distance travel where minimal charging stops are necessary.
However, charging speed depends on the battery capacity and the public charging station’s output capability. Each vehicle may charge faster or slower depending on these factors. AC fast charging only supports a maximum output of around 43 kW, thus cannot compete with DC fast charging for reduced times.
Additionally, DC fast charging stations are widely available at parking lots and rest areas, meeting the demand for quick and efficient energy replenishment. Other related technologies such as Power Delivery are used for speeding up the charging of small electronics, but the high power of DC is the main factor accelerating EV charging.

Benefits and Compatibility of the Charging Station
The 180kW DC fast charging station supports a variety of charging standards and boasts broad compatibility. It offers a user-friendly touchscreen interface along with flexible payment options via mobile apps, RFID cards, or credit cards, and supports OCPP 1.6J and 2.0 protocols, ensuring safe and efficient station management.
Electric vehicle charging stations offer numerous benefits not just environmentally but also economically and socially. By using these stations, we can help reduce greenhouse gas emissions and improve air quality, contributing to a sustainable future. These stations promote EV usage, lessen dependence on fossil fuels, and encourage renewable energy adoption.
Economically, EV charging stations create revenue opportunities for businesses. When customers charge their EVs, they tend to stay longer, providing businesses with chances to sell additional services or products. Moreover, with a well-planned business model, a charging station can be an additional income stream through direct electricity selling to users.
Socially, the development of EV charging stations significantly enhances clean transportation infrastructure, providing convenience and reliability for EV users. This not only expands the travel range for EVs but also supports energy accessibility in urban areas.
Compatibility of EV charging stations is another crucial factor. These stations are designed to support a variety of electric vehicles and different levels of charging, from low-power home charging to advanced rapid public charging. This is achieved through popular charging interfaces like CHAdeMO, CCS, and Type 2, ensuring compatibility with many EV models and reducing incompatibility concerns. The ability to integrate control and automated payment technologies through modern applications, such as the OCPP protocol, alongside flexible payment methods from mobile apps to credit cards, enhances user experience and efficient management.

The DC 180kW fast charging station offers various technical advantages like rapid charging technology, security protocols like OCPP, and supports a wide range of electric vehicles. It represents a strategic investment to meet the demands of the modern electric vehicle market.
Contact QuangAnhcons for consultation and installation of the DC 180kW fast charging station: Hotline +84 9 1975 8191
QuangAnhcons offers DC 180kW fast charging station solutions with advanced technological utilities and diverse installation support.
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