Ikarus MTCharger EB150S chargers
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önálló DC charger for electric vehicles
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CCS charging standard compatible electric vehicles
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converts 400 V three-phase mains voltage to DC voltage It is designed to directly charge the lithium-ion batteries of electric vehicles. The 150 kW unit is powered by 5 30 kW modules, so the charger can be scaled to 60 kW, 90 kW, 120 kW or 150 kW. The touchscreen is the basic It is also possible to display information allows you to set certain parameters, as well as start and stop charging
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provides ethernet/wifi/4G network access for both usage and error logging
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on the charging network It is programmable so that remote enabling, disabling and status checking can be done over the network, including viewing errors, performance data and log files.
Ikarus dynamic load handling
The Ikarus Dynamic Load Management (DLM) software solution is designed to manage energy consumption by operating multiple charging stations simultaneously.
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allows multiple electric vehicles to be charged simultaneously in the most efficient way, while maintaining the remaining battery life. with dynamic energy usage and balancing between electric chargers•
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allowed allows the number of charging stations to be increased without increasing the contracted capacity
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was developed for charging electric buses, but is also suitable for charging cars and vans with the appropriate connection
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RFID identification és távindiacute;stá software
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cloud-accessible usage log: charging statistics, operator and vehicle data, amount of energy charged
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energy management module: supports timed charging and simultaneous power distribution to multiple charging stations - adjustable peak performance
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connection with existing client software via OCCP 1.6J
Ikarus energy controlároló system
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A renewable energy source - solar, wind or other - is connected to the battery pack
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The battery can be recharged with green energy or with the available electricity. with mains power
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more efficient simultaneous charging with green energy or by leveraging the available mains power
