What is Mxr Series High Current 20kw DC EV Infrastructure Power Supply Module
Price
Min. Order Reference FOB Price
1 Piece US$870.00 / Piece
Sepcifications
- Type EV Charger Power Module
- Transport Package Wooden/Kraft Carton
- Specification 84mm*218mm*459mm;
- Trademark Maxwell
- Origin Hebei
- Weight 12kg
- Iuput Current 40A
- Output Current 0~200A
- Certification CE, ISO, TUV, RoHS
- Cooling Mode Fan Cooling
- Parallel Modules 60PCS
- Mtbf 500, 000 Hours
- Power Factor 0.99
- Input Frequency 45Hz~65Hz
- After-Sales Service 1 Year Warranty
- Warranty 1 Year
Product Description
Basic specifications Model MXR100200B Efficiency (Full Load) ≥93.5% Communication Protocol CAN bus Dimensions 84mm(H)*218mm(W)*459mm(D) Input Voltage 190 Vac~530 Vac, 3 phase+PE Output voltage 20Vdc~120 Vdc Output derating above 50ºC Detailed Photos ...
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Common Faults and Solutions of Charging Modules The charging module is an indispensable key component of the electric vehicle charging infrastructure. However, due to the complex working environment and frequent use, the charging module will inevitably encounter various faults in actual applications. Fully understanding these common faults and their solutions is crucial to ensuring the reliability and safety of charging equipment. Let me explain it to you in detail. -
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