Products
We deal exclusively in DC fast chargers. Explore the range, then tell us about your site and vehicles and we will recommend what suits.
DC fast chargers
Our range covers 80 kW to 240 kW. We publish individual models and ratings only once they are confirmed, so you always see accurate information.
80kW
240kW
Illustration of a DC fast charger. Not a specific model.
Not every rating between 80 kW and 240 kW is necessarily available. Tell us your requirement and we will confirm the models that suit your site, with a quote.
Power classes
A quick guide to what each class of DC fast charger is for and how long a typical car takes. Tell us your site and we will confirm the models that suit it.
Illustration. Not a specific model.
80kW DC
Typical charging time (10–80%): About 25–40 min
Suited to: Dealerships, hotels, offices, shopping centres and small commercial sites where vehicles park for 30 minutes or more.
Illustration. Not a specific model.
120kW DC
Typical charging time (10–80%): About 20–35 min
Suited to: Public charging stations, fuel-station forecourts, fleet depots and busy retail or parking sites.
Illustration. Not a specific model.
160kW DC
Typical charging time (10–80%): About 18–25 min
Suited to: Busy city stations, highway-side sites and fleets that need vehicles back on the road quickly.
Illustration. Not a specific model.
240kW DC
Typical charging time (10–80%): Under 20 min, if the vehicle can accept it
Suited to: Highway charging hubs, bus and fleet terminals and high-traffic public stations.
These are indicative guides, not product specifications. Figures are based on published industry guides: MeraEV: DC fast charger guide, Bolt.Earth: how long does it take to charge an EV?. Exact models and ratings are confirmed on enquiry.
In use
The basics
A DC fast charger delivers direct current to the vehicle's battery rather than relying on the car's onboard charger, which is why it suits quick top-ups.
A charger's rating is its maximum. The actual charging rate depends on what the vehicle and its battery can accept at that moment.
High-power charging is aimed at stations, fleets, businesses and sites where vehicles need to be back on the road quickly.
Choosing a charger
There is no single right charger. These are the questions that help us recommend one properly.
A note on compatibility. We check a vehicle against a charger before recommending it. We never assume every EV works with every charger.
Applications
High-power DC charging suits places where vehicles need a quick top-up and time is limited. These are the kinds of locations and businesses we most often discuss.
Dedicated charging stations where drivers stop specifically to charge and move on.
Suits: Charging station operators, new entrants to EV charging
Malls, showrooms, offices and business parks where visitors dwell and charging adds to the offer.
Suits: Commercial property owners and managers
Return-to-base charging for company cars, taxis and delivery vehicles that need quick turnarounds.
Suits: Fleet operators, logistics and mobility businesses
Fast charging as an amenity for guests and visitors travelling by EV.
Suits: Hotels, restaurants and travel stops
Suitable roadside locations where drivers on longer journeys want a quick charge.
Suits: Site owners along busy routes
Dealerships and EV-related businesses that want charging available for customers and demo vehicles.
Suits: Automotive dealers and EV-related companies
Tell us about your location and vehicles. We'll come back with suitable options and a quote.
