| Brand | RW Energy |
| Model NO. | 180kW DC/DC EV charger |
| Rated Output Rating | 180kW |
| Output Voltage | DC150-750V |
| Connector Options | CCS2 |
| Cable Length | 5m |
| Input Voltage | DC260-900V |
| Series | DC EV Chargers |
Description：
Designed for high-efficiency EV charging, this 180kW DC fast charger employs advanced DC/DC conversion technology and supports mainstream standards like CCS, CHAdeMO, and GBT, Integrated with intelligent temperature control and power management systems, it maintains stable output in extreme environments from -30°C to 55°C, making it ideal for high-frequency charging scenarios such as commercial parking lots, highway rest areas, and logistics parks.
Key Features:
Ultra-Fast Charging Performance
Charges vehicles from 10% to 80% in just 30 minutes at 180kW, suitable for passenger cars and light commercial vehicles.
Liquid-cooled thermal management ensures temperature differentials within ±3°C, enabling continuous high-power operation.
Universal Compatibility
Seamlessly switches between CCS1/CCS2, CHAdeMO, and GBT protocols, eliminating the need for adapters.
Directly compatible with Tesla, BYD, NIO, Volkswagen, and 95%+ global EV models.
Intelligent Management System
Built-in BMS communication interface optimizes charging curves based on real-time battery status, extending battery life.
Supports OTA updates and integrates with third-party platforms for data analytics, remote monitoring, and predictive maintenance.
Comprehensive Safety
Equipped with overvoltage/overcurrent protection, leakage detection, lightning protection, and IP54-rated enclosure for outdoor durability.
Ergonomic charging gun with PEL (Protection against Electric Shock) and mechanical locking mechanism.
Flexible Deployment
Floor-standing or wall-mounted installation options with a compact 0.5㎡ footprint.
Grid-friendly design compliant with IEC 61000-3-2, minimizing harmonic interference.
Parameters:
Name |
DC/DC180kW-CCS1 |
Size（mm） |
750mm X 600mm X 1290mm |
Weight（KG） |
250KGs |
Screen Material |
7’LCD |
Shell Material |
Sheet Metal |
DC Input |
|
Voltage |
260VDC-900VDC |
Current |
≤200A |
DC Output |
|
Voltage |
150VDC～750VDC |
Voltage stabilization accuracy |
＜±0.5% |
Current stabilization accuracy |
≤±1％（Output load 20％～100％ Rated range） |
Voltage ripple factor |
≤1%（150~750V, 0～20MHz） |
Efficiency |
≥ 95%, @750V, 50%~100% load current, rated 710V input |
IP Degree of protection |
IP54 |
Operating ambient temperature |
－40℃～70℃, Above 50℃, use with derating |
Relative humidity |
≤95%RH, no condensation |
Altitude |
≤2000 meters，Derating for use above 2000 meters |
Cooling mode |
Forced air cooling |
Remote monitoring mode |
Ethernet / 4G/Wi-Fi |
Startup mode |
RFID/APP |
Standby power |
180W |
Charging standard |
IEC-62196-2;EN61851;ISO 15118 |
Installation method |
Floor mounted |
Metering accuracy |
0.5 |
Safety protection function |
|
Input Overvoltage Protection |
≥900VDC |
Input undervoltage protection |
≤260VDC |
Output overvoltage protection |
DC150V ～ 750V can be set |
Over temperature protection |
Derating above 55 ℃; 75 ℃ protection shutdown |
Short circuit protection |
Yes |
Emergency stop protection |
Yes |
Lightning protection |
Level 2 lightning protection standard |
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