120kW Ultra-Fast DC Charging Station With TUV, CE And IEC Compliant

The 120kW DC Fast Charging Station is engineered for high-traffic charging environments where charging speed, operational efficiency, and system reliability are essential. Delivering up to 120kW DC output with dual CCS2 connectors and a maximum output current of 300A, it enables rapid energy replenishment for compatible electric vehicles while supporting continuous commercial operation.

Designed for public charging stations, highway service areas, fleet depots, logistics hubs, and commercial parking facilities, the charger combines high-performance hardware with intelligent communication technologies to help operators improve charging availability and maximize equipment utilization.

As electric vehicles adopt larger battery capacities and higher charging requirements, commercial charging stations require equipment that can deliver greater charging power while maintaining intelligent management capabilities. The 120kW DC Fast Charging Station combines high-output charging, cloud connectivity, and robust protection into a scalable solution that supports the ongoing expansion of EV charging infrastructure.

Its 10.1-inch touchscreen, multilingual interface, and flexible network communication simplify daily operation for both users and operators. Whether deployed as a standalone charger or integrated into a larger charging network, it helps improve service efficiency and optimize long-term operational performance.

For commercial charging projects, selecting a 120kW DC charging station is not only about achieving faster charging speeds but also about ensuring compatibility, reliability, and future scalability. Chargers supporting OCPP communication, 150–1000V DC output, and internationally recognized standards such as IEC 61851 and ISO 15118 are better equipped to integrate with modern charging management platforms and accommodate a wider range of electric vehicles. These capabilities help operators streamline maintenance, enhance equipment uptime, and build charging networks that can evolve alongside the growing EV market.