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AC charging post MASTER CCS2
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AC charging post - MASTER CCS2 - CIRCUTOR - DC
AC charging post - MASTER CCS2 - CIRCUTOR - DC
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Characteristics

Electrical characteristics
AC, DC
Power

25 kW
(34 hp)

Output voltage

150 V, 920 V

Description

The URBAN MASTER/SLAVE CCS solution consists of a combination of a smart Master charger that provides communications and has an RFID reader, 8" touchscreen and an optional bank card payment system that controls a set of Slaves. With a compact and robust design and an aluminium enclosure for all types of environments, the Urban CCS is the fast-charging version of Circutor's venerable Urban line, with a DC charging power of 25 kW, thus sidestepping the power limitation imposed by chargers on board electric vehicles with AC charging. The system as a whole works as if all the chargers were smart, either by connecting the Master to a manager via OCPP, or independently by setting up a white list of users for the group. Applications The Urban CCS range has been developed to offer a fast-charging solution in environments where there is no high-power electrical infrastructure, and where AC charging is insufficient. It is ideal for charging small fleets of electric vehicles, dealerships, carsharing companies, small private car parks, etc., without making a major investment. This device can be installed on the wall or floor thanks to its two models (wallbox and post). Communications: Ethernet | 4G Output type: 150 ... 920 Vcc - 70 A - 25 kW Connector type: CCS Combo 2 [FF] Grid type: Three-phase Charge mode: 4 No. Sockets: 1 Earth leakage protection: Type B

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