SPLIT DC CHARGING POWER STACK · WLEVDC-FG01 · USER MANUAL

360–960 kW Split-Type DC Charging Stack

Split architecture with centralised rectification in the cabinet and dispensers placed close to the bays: seven power ratings – 360 / 480 / 600 / 640 / 720 / 800 / 960 kW – up to 16 output circuits, 250 A per gun (400 A / 600 A optional), wide 200–1000 VDC platform, smart air cooling and IP54 outdoor deployment.

Separate cabinet and dispenser architecture Up to 16 output circuits 250 A per gun (400 A / 600 A optional) 200–1000 VDC wide range IP54 outdoor protection

960kW Max. Power

1551A Rated Input Current

16circuits Max. Output Circuits

96.5% Peak Efficiency

WLEVDC-FG01 · 360–960 kW · Product appearance

Rectifier cabinet + air-cooled dual-gun dispenser + air-cooled single-gun dispenser RECTIFIER CABINET + AIR-COOLED TERMINALS 1800×1201×2101 / 619×266.9×1509 / 540×266.9×1509 mm

Overview

System Overview

The WLEVDC-FG01 series is a newly developed DC charging system that builds on years of research, development and field operating experience to meet the demanding reliability, performance and energy-saving requirements of EV DC charging. The rectifier cabinet and the charging dispensers are installed separately: one cabinet serves several dispensers, and power is dispatched flexibly to each parking bay.

StructureCABCABINET + TERMINAL

Separate cabinet and dispensers

SEPARATED ARCHITECTURE

Rectification and heat dissipation are centralised in the cabinet while dispensers stand next to the bays, shortening DC cable runs and saving space. Station expansion only requires additional dispensers.

Rectifier cabinet1800×1201×2101mm

Dispenser (air-cooled)619×266.9×1509mm

PowerkW360 - 960 kW

Seven ratings · pooled dispatch

POWER POOLING

Seven power ratings from 360 to 960 kW share one platform. The power pool is allocated dynamically to the dispensers, with 250 A per gun (4 guns at 400 A or 600 A optional).

Power rating360~960kW

Current per gun250 A / 400 A · 600 A optional

ThermalFANSMART AIR COOLING

Smart air cooling

SMART AIR COOLING

Both rectifier modules and dispensers use smart air cooling that adjusts fan speed to load and ambient temperature, ensuring stable operation from −30 °C to +55 °C.

Cooling methodSmart air cooling

Operating temperature-30~+55℃

TopologyNETMAX. 16 CIRCUITS

Multi-dispenser networking

MULTI-TERMINAL NETWORK

Up to 16 output circuits per cabinet. The 220 V supply and communication cables are led out from the host terminal block, then looped from the host to dispenser 1, dispenser 2 and so on.

Max. circuits16 circuits

NetworkingDaisy-chain

SafetyPROTIP54 · MULTI-PROTECTION

Multi-layer protection

MULTI-PROTECTION

Over-voltage, under-voltage, short circuit, overload, over-temperature, grounding, leakage, surge and gun-temperature protection. External grounding 2-M8 with permanent grounding design.

ProtectionOver/under-voltage · over-current · over-temperature · leakage

Ingress protectionIP54 (outdoor)

FormGUNAC + LIQUID COOLED

Two dispenser forms

TERMINAL OPTIONS

Air-cooled dual-gun, air-cooled single-gun and liquid-cooled single-gun dispensers can be combined according to bay count, current per gun and site conditions.

Air-cooled dispenserDual-gun / single-gun

Liquid-cooled dispenserSingle-gun (600×379×1752 mm)

System Topology One cabinet · up to 16 circuits · daisy-chained dispensers

Rectifier Cabinet 380VAC±15% · 3PH+N+PE · 50±1Hz

Rectifier module slots · 360–960 kW · IP54

Dispenser 1DUAL GUN · 250A×2

Dispenser 2SINGLE GUN · 250A

Dispenser 3LIQUID · 600A

… Dispenser NMAX. 16 CIRCUITS

DC output200–1000 VDC · constant power 300–1000 VDC Per gun250 A (4 guns at 400 A or 600 A optional) Power / communicationHost → No.1 → No.2 … daisy-chained CableDC side ZRC-YJV22-0.6/1 · ≥90 °C

Features

Technical Features

Modular rectification, power pooling, multi-dispenser networking and smart air cooling: a split-type solution for public fast-charging stations, bus depots, logistics parks and highway service areas, where the cabinet and dispensers can be invested in phases.

960kW

Max. power per cabinet Max. Cabinet Power

Seven ratings from 360 to 960 kW on one platform, planned once and expanded in phases.

16circuits

Max. output circuits Max. Output Circuits

One cabinet serves up to 16 output circuits, with flexible dispenser and gun combinations.

96.5%

Peak efficiency Peak Efficiency

High-efficiency rectifier modules with power factor ≥0.99 at full load and lower conversion losses.

54IP

Outdoor protection IP54 Outdoor

IP54 for outdoor use, −30 °C to +55 °C, derating above 2000 m altitude.

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01FEATURES

Eight technical highlights

Key Technical Features

Developed to meet the reliability, performance and energy-saving requirements of EV DC charging, with the cabinet and dispensers separated and power pooled, balancing O&M and expansion.

Power rating360~960kW

Max. circuits16 circuits

Output voltage200~1000VDC

ProtectionIP54

Pooled power dispatchThe cabinet rectifies centrally and allocates power dynamically to dispensers, 250 A per gun (400 A/600 A optional)
Separated layoutThe cabinet stays away from the bays while dispensers are installed nearby, giving shorter DC cables and a tidier site
Modular rectificationDrawer-type rectifier slots: align and push in gently, with plug-and-socket contact verification
Smart air coolingFan speed follows load and ambient temperature, reducing noise, energy use and component wear
Multi-dispenser networkingUp to 16 output circuits, with supply and communication cables daisy-chained host → No.1 → No.2 …
Wide voltage output200–1000 VDC with constant power from 300 to 1000 VDC, compatible with mainstream vehicles
Multi-layer protectionOver/under-voltage, short circuit, overload, over-temperature, grounding, leakage, surge and gun-temperature protection
Easy maintenanceFront 1200 mm, rear 500 mm and 1000 mm on each side of door-opening space

KEY DATA

Max. Power960 kW360 / 480 / 600 / 640 / 720 / 800 / 960

Circuits16 circuits9 / 12 / 15 / 16 circuits depending on rating

Current per Gun250 A4 guns at 400 A or 600 A optional

Efficiency96.5 %Power factor ≥0.99 (full load)

Input380VAC±15%3-phase + N + PE · 50±1 Hz

Noise≤75 dBSmart air cooling

Source: 960 kW Split-Type DC Charging Stack User Manual, V1.0

Dispenser forms

Terminal Types

Three dispenser types share the same rectifier cabinet and power pool: air-cooled dual-gun, air-cooled single-gun and liquid-cooled single-gun, configured by bay count, current per gun and site conditions.

Air-cooled dual-gun dispenser

DUAL GUN

Actual appearance · 619×266.9×1509 mm

Two guns from one cabinet, installed next to the bays, 250 A per gun. The body is 460 mm wide, 619 mm including side panels.

Dimensions619×266.9×1509mm

Guns / currentDual-gun · 250 A (400/600 A optional)

Net weightApprox. 100 kg

Fixing / grounding4-12 bolts · 2-M8 grounding

Air-cooled single-gun dispenser

SINGLE GUN

Actual appearance · 540×266.9×1509 mm

A single gun occupies one bay, ideal for buses and logistics fleets with one vehicle per bay; same height and cable entry as the dual-gun dispenser.

Dimensions540×266.9×1509mm

Guns / currentSingle-gun · 250 A (400/600 A optional)

Screen height1333 mm (operating area 1230 mm)

Fixing / grounding4-12 bolts · 2-M8 grounding

Liquid-cooled single-gun dispenser

LIQUID COOLED

Fig. 2-6 · 600×379×1752 mm

The liquid-cooled cable supports 600 A fast charging. The cabinet is taller and narrower, with ≥700 mm of maintenance space front and rear.

Dimensions600×379×1752mm

Guns / currentSingle-gun · up to 600 A

FoundationConcrete foundation · base ≥200 mm

Fixing / grounding4-M12 bolts · 2-M8 grounding

Safety

General Safety Precautions

To protect people and equipment, follow all safety notices on the equipment and in the user manual during installation, operation, testing and maintenance. The "Notice", "Warning" and "Danger" items in the manual are reminders and supplements, not the complete list of safety rules to be observed.

Personnel

PERSONNEL REQUIREMENTS

Work only after strict training Know the safety notices Master correct operating procedures Part replacement by the manufacturer or authorised staff only Report abnormalities to the project manager promptly

Grounding

GROUNDING REQUIREMENTS

Ground first when installing Remove the ground connection last Never damage the grounding conductor Never operate without grounding Permanent grounding · re-check before operation

Personal safety

PERSONAL SAFETY

Insulated high-voltage safety shoes Anti-static gloves No conductive jewellery Evacuate immediately in case of fire Never return to a burning area

Equipment safety

EQUIPMENT SAFETY

Securely fixed to the base Do not touch internal parts while running Screws tightened / latches secured Clear packaging material after installation

Electrical safety

ELECTRICAL SAFETY

Never connect or disconnect power cables live Switch off the input side first Verify power cable connections Ground first where high leakage current is marked Do not enter flammable or explosive areas

Mechanical safety

MECHANICAL SAFETY

Wear protective gloves Forklift handling recommended Avoid hand injuries

Cable laying

CABLE LAYING

Bind signal and power cables separately Avoid severe impact and vibration Handle with care in low temperatures Never push the unit off a vehicle

Fire sealing

FIRE SEALING

Seal all cable entry and exit holes Fire putty thicker than 20 mm Approx. 1–2 kg per hole Poor sealing causes condensation

DANGER Danger

Never install or remove power cables while energised. An arc or spark may occur the moment the conductor touches, causing fire or eye injury. Always switch off the input (or upstream) power before installation or removal.

CAUTION Notice

Wear protective gloves when handling the unit by hand to avoid cuts; a forklift or other mechanical aid is recommended. Signal cables must be bound separately from power or high-voltage cables, and severe impact or vibration must be avoided during laying.

REQUIREMENT Fire sealing requirements

After installation, all cable entry and exit openings must be sealed with fire putty at least 20 mm thick. Unsealed or poorly sealed openings cause condensation that shortens the service life of components and busbars.

Specifications

Technical Parameters

Technical data of the split-type DC charger are listed below. The seven power ratings – 360 / 480 / 600 / 640 / 720 / 800 / 960 kW – share one platform; they differ only in rated input current and maximum output circuits, while all other electrical and environmental data are identical.

POWER

360kW

480kW

600kW

640kW

720kW

800kW

960kW

Rated Power

360

480

600

640

720

800

960

Rated Input Current

582A

775A

969A

1034A

1163A

1292A

1551A

Max. Output Circuits

9 circuits

12 circuits

15 circuits

16 circuits

Note: rated input current is calculated for a 380 VAC three-phase input; maximum output circuits is the highest number of output loops available at that power rating. On mobile devices, swipe the table sideways to see all seven ratings.

Input Voltage380 VAC ±15%, 3-phase + N + PE

Input Frequency50±1Hz

Output Current per Gun250 A (4 guns at 400 A or 600 A optional)

Output Voltage200–1000 VDC (constant power 300–1000 VDC)

Voltage Regulation≤±0.5%

Current Regulation≤±1%

Ripple Factor≤0.5%

Power Factor≥0.99 (full load)

Peak Efficiency96.5%

Noise≤75dB

Cooling MethodSmart air cooling

Operating EnvironmentOutdoor (IP54)

Operating Temperature-30~+55℃

Storage Temperature-40~+75℃

Relative Humidity5%RH–95%RH, non-condensing

Altitude2000 m (derating above)

Rectifier Cabinet Outline1800×1201×2101mm

Air-Cooled Terminal Outline619 / 540×266.9×1509mm

Liquid-Cooled Terminal Outline600×379×1752mm

External Grounding2-M8

Installation

Installation Instructions

A 200 mm base is recommended for the rectifier cabinet, with 1200 mm front, 500 mm rear and 1000 mm on each side of door-opening space. Dispensers are mounted on custom concrete foundations at least 200 mm above ground level, with a flat mounting surface.

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02RECTIFIER CABINET

Cabinet installation conditions

Rectifier Cabinet Installation Conditions

The cabinet is floor-mounted, with AC input entering from the bottom and DC output leaving from the top. Six M12 anchor bolts are embedded in the mounting surface and the cabinet is grounded externally at 2-M8. Keep enough space in front of the cabinet for door opening and servicing, away from walls and clutter.

Base height200mm

Mounting bolts6-M12

External grounding2-M8

Cable entryBottom entry · top exit

Door-opening spaceFront 1200 mm · rear 500 mm · 1000 mm each side
AC input (A/B/C/N/PE)Vertical positions on the mounting surface 350 / 350 / 300 / 290 / 130 mm
Recommended cable reserve450 / 450 / 450 / 390 / 230mm
Incoming and outgoing configuration3 AC inputs · 3 DC outputs · 1290 mm wide incoming area

Fig. 2-1 / 2-2 · Outline & Mounting

Width1800mm · total cabinet front width

Depth1201mm · including door and base

Height2101mm · cabinet door height 1867 mm

Incoming Area1290 mmwidth of the bottom cable entry area

Base120 mmraise the base by another 200 mm

6-M12 anchor bolts · 3 AC inputs (bottom) · 3 DC outputs (top)

Fig. 2-1 / 2-2 · Cabinet outline and cable entry/exit dimensionsOUTLINE & CABLE ENTRY · mm← Swipe to view the full drawing →

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Fig. 2-3 / 2-4 · Air-Cooled Terminal

Dual-gun Width619mm · body 460 mm

Single-gun Width540mm · body 460 mm

Depth266.9mm · identical for both forms

Height1509 mmScreen 1333 mm · operating area 1230 mm

Weightapprox. 100 kg4-12 bolts · 2-M8 grounding

DC input DC1+ / DC1- / DC2+ / DC2- / PE, entering from the bottom of the dispenser

03AIR-COOLED

Dispenser installation conditions

Air-Cooled Terminal Installation Conditions

The air-cooled dispenser weighs about 100 kg; a 200 mm base is recommended. Five DC leads (DC1+, DC1-, DC2+, DC2-, PE) enter through the bottom cable entry; the mounting surface must be level and load-bearing.

Vertical positions of DC inputDC1+ 300 · DC1- 300 · DC2+ 300 · DC2- 300 · PE 250mm
Recommended cable reserve400 / 400 / 400 / 400 / 350mm
Single-gun dispenser inputDC+, DC- and PE, same vertical positions as the dual-gun dispenser
Fixing4-12 bolts · external grounding 2-M8

Fig. 2-3 / 2-4 · Air-cooled dispenser (dual-gun / single-gun) outline dimensionsAIR-COOLED TERMINAL · mm← Swipe to view the full drawing →

Fixing4-12 bolts · external grounding 2-M8 Cable entry160 / 120 / 160 / 120 / 160 / 240.5mm FoundationConcrete foundation, base ≥200 mm above ground, level mounting surface

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04LIQUID-COOLED

Liquid-cooled dispenser installation conditions

Liquid-Cooled Single-Gun Terminal Installation Conditions

The liquid-cooled dispenser supports 600 A fast charging. At least 700 mm of operating and maintenance space must be kept in front of and behind the unit, which must be mounted on a custom concrete foundation at least 200 mm above ground level.

Maintenance space≥700 mm front and rear
FoundationCustom concrete foundation · base ≥200 mm · level surface
Vertical positions of DC inputDC+ 750 · DC- 750 · PE 200mm
Recommended cable reserve850 / 850 / 300mm
Fixing4-M12 bolts · external grounding 2-M8

Fig. 2-5 / 2-6 · Liquid-Cooled Terminal

Width600mm · same width for dual-gun / single-gun

Depth379mm · including rear heat-dissipation space

Height1752mm · gun holder 1376 mm

Handle1145 mmgun holder to ground

Inlet4-M12cable entry 80 / 280 / 78.80 mm

Liquid-cooled cable and coolant lines enter from the bottom, with ≥100 mm rear heat-dissipation clearance

Fig. 2-5 / 2-6 · Liquid-cooled dispenser (dual-gun / single-gun) outline dimensionsLIQUID-COOLED TERMINAL · mm← Swipe to view the full drawing →

Fixing4-M12 bolts · external grounding 2-M8 Cable entry80 / 280 / 78.80 mm · operating height 1145 mm FoundationConcrete foundation, base ≥200 mm above ground, ≥700 mm front and rear

Power cable installation

Power Cable Installation

For AC cables, ZRC-YJV22-0.6/1 rated at 70 °C or above is recommended; for DC power cables, ZRC-YJV22-0.6/1 rated at 90 °C or above; communication cable is RVSP. The data below assume copper phase + neutral + earth conductors; for aluminium cables, increase the cross-section by one size.

AC incoming cable selection

AC Incoming Cables · ZRC-YJV22-0.6/1 · ≥70℃

POWER

Recommended incoming cables

Copper lugs

360kW360 kW STACK

(3*150+2*70) × 2 sets

DT-150 × 12 pcs + DT-70 × 8 pcs(DT-150)×12pcs + (DT-70)×8pcs

480kW480 kW STACK

(3*240+2*120) × 2 sets

DT-240 × 12 pcs + DT-120 × 8 pcs(DT-240)×12pcs + (DT-120)×8pcs

600kW600 kW STACK

(3*300+2*150) × 2 sets

DT-300 × 12 pcs + DT-150 × 8 pcs(DT-300)×12pcs + (DT-150)×8pcs

640kW640 kW STACK

(3*300+2*150) × 2 sets

DT-300 × 12 pcs + DT-150 × 8 pcs(DT-300)×12pcs + (DT-150)×8pcs

720kW720 kW STACK

(3*240+2*120) × 3 sets

DT-240 × 18 pcs + DT-120 × 12 pcs(DT-240)×18pcs + (DT-120)×12pcs

800kW800 kW STACK

(3*300+2*150) × 2 sets + (3*240+2*120) × 1 set

DT-300 × 12 + DT-240 × 6 + DT-150 × 8 + DT-120 × 4 pcs300×12pcs + 240×6pcs + 150×8pcs + 120×4pcs

960kW960 kW STACK

(3*300+2*150) × 3 sets

DT-300 × 18 pcs + DT-150 × 12 pcs(DT-300)×18pcs + (DT-150)×12pcs

DC and auxiliary cable selection

DC & Auxiliary Cables · ZRC-YJV22-0.6/1 · ≥90℃

AC input wiring requirements

AC INPUT

Starting pointRun the AC input cable from the user's distribution switch and connect it to the switch output terminals only when power-on is imminent. The distribution point must provide over-current, short-circuit and lightning protection, with a switch capacity of at least 1.3–2 times the actual load.

Visual inspectionCables must be free of broken strands, damage and scoring.

Cable entry and phase sequenceAC cables enter from the bottom of the unit after removing the bottom entry plate; L1, L2, L3 and N correspond to breakers A, B, C and N inside the cabinet, and PE connects to the internal grounding bar.

SealingAfter wiring, seal all cable entry openings with fire putty, about 1–2 kg per hole.

DC wiring requirements

DC CONNECTION

Power cable routingFrom the DC output busbar of the cabinet to the DC input busbar of the dispenser: two groups (DC+, DC-) plus grounding for dual-gun dispensers, one group plus grounding for single-gun dispensers, using 4+1 core cable with main conductors paralleled in pairs.

Visual inspectionCables must be free of broken strands, damage and scoring.

Auxiliary cable loopingThe 220 V supply and communication cables leave the host terminal block and run to dispenser 1, then from dispenser 1 to dispenser 2, and so on to the last dispenser.

SealingAfter wiring, seal all cable exit openings with fire putty, about 1–2 kg per hole.

Commissioning and maintenance

Commissioning & Maintenance

Inform our technical staff before testing; system commissioning must be carried out by trained personnel. Before power-on, complete the installation safety check and confirm that the AC input switch is open, the equipment is reliably grounded and all internal wiring and screws are tight.

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05MODULE

Module installation

Module Installation

Take the rectifier module out of its plastic bag and insert it into the slot in the cabinet. Align the module and push it in gently, checking that the module plug and the cabinet socket are properly engaged.

Module typeDrawer-type slot

ActionAlign · push gently

CheckPlug and socket engagement

De-energised workConfirm the AC input switch is open and the system is de-energised before inserting or removing modules
Contact checkAfter pushing home, check the plug and socket for skew or jamming
Quantity checkVerify the number of modules against the power rating; missing modules reduce output capability

MODULE SLOTS

MountingDrawer typeAlign and push in gently

Contact checkVisual confirmationModule plug ↔ cabinet socket

PreconditionSystem de-energisedAC input switch open

ExpansionAdd as neededSame platform from 360 to 960 kW

Module replacement, including software upgrades, must be performed by the manufacturer's service engineers or authorised personnel

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PRE-POWER-ON · checks before energising

Step 01Reliable groundingCabinet grounding, wiring and screws tight

Step 02Insulation resistanceMegohmmeter across phases and to earth

Step 03Secondary circuitClose the miniature leakage breaker · screen on standby

Step 04AC inputClose the switch to power up and enter standby

Note: fault alarms may appear briefly right after power-on and disappear within seconds; this is normal.

06COMMISSIONING

Power-on commissioning

Pile Power-on Commissioning

Inform our technical staff before testing; commissioning must be carried out by trained personnel. Remove rings, watches and other metal objects that may cause short circuits. Beware of high voltage and ensure good grounding before power-on.

Notification and qualificationInform our technical staff before testing; commissioning is carried out by trained personnel.

Remove metal objectsRemove rings, watches and other metal items that could cause short circuits.

High-voltage protectionBeware of high voltage during operation to avoid personal injury and property loss; ensure good grounding before power-on.

Safety checkComplete the installation safety check before the first charging session.

Switch statusConfirm the AC input switch is open and all equipment is properly installed before power-on.

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07CHECKS

Pre-power-on checklist

Pre-power-on Checks

Complete the following four steps in order: confirm cabinet grounding and internal tightness, then measure insulation and three-phase voltage, and finally close the secondary-circuit leakage breaker and the AC input switch.

Tightness checkCheck that the cabinet is reliably grounded and that internal wiring and screws are tight.

Insulation and gridOpen all breakers in the AC distribution cabinet and measure insulation resistance between phases and to earth with a megohmmeter. After mains supply is applied, measure the three phase voltages with a multimeter to confirm the grid is normal.

Secondary circuit power-upClose the miniature leakage breaker of the secondary circuit; monitoring starts, the screen enters standby and the status indicator lights up.

AC input closingClose the AC input switch; the system powers up and enters standby, after which the first charging session can start.

MAINTENANCE

Dust filterFrom 15 daysMaintain according to dust level

Cooling ductKeep clearNo storage in front of or behind the cabinet

Grounding2-M8Check grounding regularly

Sealing>20mmThin fire putty causes condensation

Isolate and tag out before maintenance work, in line with local safety rules

Dust filter maintenance interval

DUST NET INTERVALS

Set the cleaning interval according to the dust level at the installation site: the heavier the dust, the shorter the interval. Take care not to damage the filter, and confirm the seal after refitting.

Construction sites / heavy dustRecommended every 15 days

Roadside / moderate dustRecommended monthly

City bus stations / residential areasRecommended every 3 months

Underground car parks / residential compoundsRecommended every 6 months

O&M precautions

OPERATION NOTES

Do not touch internal parts while the system is running. Maintenance and repair require isolation and voltage verification before work starts; restore sealing and door locks afterwards.

PersonnelTrained / authorised staff

IsolationDisconnect mains input and verify dead

Part replacementManufacturer or authorised staff (including software upgrades)

Fault reportingReport to the project manager promptly

Packaging · Transport · Storage

Packaging, Transportation & Storage

On arrival, check the equipment against the packing list for correctness and completeness. Modules and cabinets are packed separately; for short- or long-term storage keep them in a dry, well-ventilated indoor area.

Packaging

PACKAGING

Modules are packed individually in cartons with foam padding and desiccant; the cabinet is bagged, foam-supported on all sides, fixed to a pallet and packed in an outer carton.

Transport

TRANSPORTATION

The product must not be subjected to severe vibration, impact or inversion during transport; handle with care, preferably with a forklift or other mechanical aid.

Storage

STORAGE

Store in a dry, well-ventilated indoor area, away from heat, humidity, dust and metal powder. Storage temperature −40 °C to +75 °C.

After-sales service

AFTER-SALES

Provided the user complies with storage, use, installation and operating rules, contact the manufacturer promptly for commissioning, repair or replacement of parts if the product is damaged or fails to work properly due to defective manufacturing.

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08ORDERING

Ordering information

Ordering Instructions

Before ordering, clarify the application and purpose of the equipment and submit system parameters and panel configuration requirements based on the site plan, so that we can calculate the cabinet and dispenser configuration, cable specifications and copper lug quantities.

ApplicationClarify the scenario and purpose of the equipment
Equipment informationEquipment name, model, specifications, system parameters and panel configuration
System parametersInput/output voltage range, maximum power, etc.
Special requirementsFor special environments and technical requirements, please negotiate an agreement with our factory engineers

CONTACT · Orders and technical support

After-sales hotline400-604-1668Commissioning / repair / spare parts

Sales hotline188 2887 1858Selection / quotation / lead time

Group hotline+86 028-68938363Chengdu, Sichuan

Plant hotline+86 0813-5308858Zigong, Sichuan

Manual version V1.0 · 2026.4.1 · Prepared by Liu Yong · Contents subject to change without notice

Full charge for every journey

WOLUN SPLIT DC CHARGING POWER STACK

360–960 kW split-type DC charging stack: separate cabinet and dispensers, up to 16 output circuits, 250 A per gun (400 A/600 A optional), 200–1000 VDC wide range and IP54 outdoor protection. Contact us for a site networking plan and quotation.

Sichuan Wolun Electric Manufacturing Co., Ltd. SICHUAN WOLUN ELECTRICAL MANUFACTURING CO., LTD.

A service provider of wind-solar-storage-charging integrated energy systems — an industrial, comprehensive, high-tech group company.

Company address

WOLUN New Energy Group Co., Ltd.: Room 2602, Unit 1, Building 5, No. 8 Liuli Road, Jinjiang District, Chengdu, Sichuan
Sichuan Wolun Electric Manufacturing Co., Ltd.: No. 108 Tianyuan Street, Xinmin Town, Da'an District, Zigong, Sichuan

Contact

Group hotline: +86 028-68938363
Plant hotline: +86 0813-5308858
Sales: 188 2887 1858
After-sales hotline: 400 604 1668
Overseas sales hotline: +86 188 2888 5328
Overseas sales e-mail: wolunhw@wolungroup.com