| Brand | RW Energy |
| Model NO. | 60kW-180kW AC/DC Integrated EV Charger |
| Rated frequency | 50/60Hz |
| Rated Output Rating | 180kW |
| Series | DC EV Chargers |
Product Overview：
60-180kW EV charger supports all major standards with 95%+ efficiency and OCPP 1.6 compliance.60kW-180kW AC/DC integrated EV charging station, designed for fast, reliable, and flexible electric vehicle charging. As a R&D-driven high-tech enterprise, Rockwill specializes in power automation and new energy EV solutions, collaborating with Chongqing Semiconductor High-tech Institute to deliver green, low-carbon, and eco-friendly charging infrastructure.This advanced charging station supports multi-standard compatibility (CHAdeMO, GB/T, CCS1, CCS2, Type 2 AC) and offers customizable solutions for global partners, including OEM, component supply, and turnkey charging systems.
Key Features：
Ultra-Fast Charging：Charges EVs up to 80% in just 30 minutes
Multi-Standard Support：Compatible with CHAdeMO, GB/T 20234, CCS1, CCS2, and Type 2 AC
High Efficiency：>95% efficiency at nominal power with PF>0.99 (APFC)
Smart Connectivity：OCPP 1.6 JSON, RFID card reader (ISO14443A), and 7” touchscreen HMI
Multi-Language & Remote Management：Supports English, French, Spanish, Russian + Ethernet/4G/3G
Robust & Weatherproof：IK10 impact resistance & IP54 protection for durability
Easy Installation & Maintenance：Modular design for quick deployment
Product Advantages：
Global Compatibility：Works with major EV standards, ideal for diverse markets
Energy-Efficient：High power factor (APFC) reduces grid strain & operational costs
Future-Ready：OCPP 1.6 ensures seamless integration with charging networks
User-Friendly：Intuitive touchscreen, RFID authentication, and multilingual support
Reliable & Durable：Built for harsh environments with IK10/IP54 protection
Technical data:
Application Scenarios:
Public Charging Stations:Highways, shopping malls, parking lots
Fleet & Commercial Charging;Logistics hubs, taxi/bus depots
Smart Cities & Municipal Projects;Government-backed EV infrastructure
Private Enterprises:Hotels, office buildings, and retail centers
Custom Solutions:OEM partnerships & white-label manufacturing
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