It was almost natural that Delta, a company founded in Taiwan in 1971, would move into EV charging. After all, its mission statement is “to provide innovative, clean and energy-efficient solutions for a better tomorrow”.
Delta offers a highly versatile EV charging portfolio, including DC chargers, AC chargers and site management charging systems. Delta offers a web-based intuitive system for medium-scale charging stations for buildings and other facilities where 20 to 50 sets of EV chargers are installed. It is designed to facilitate EV charging operations management, including support for multi-site charging networks. The system’s smart energy management features are specifically designed to optimise charging services and improve site energy usage.
With up to 150 kW of output power, Delta’s Ultra Fast charger is actually ultra rapid – able to charge a 55 kW battery from 0-80% in an average of just 26 minutes. Up to four EV’s can be charged simultaneously at each station, with the option of upgrading to 1000V, making the Ultra Fast one of the most adaptable and future proofed charging stations available. The modular and upgradable system is an ideal solution for the distributed charging infrastructure of the future.
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Delta‘s NEW UFC 200 platform offers the convenience of a single charging station with the flexibility to charge up to four vehicles simultaneously. Two charging points are available for DC fast charging up to 200 kW and two charging points for AC charging with 22 kW each. Thanks to the integrated power management, the available power can be optimized, the charging times of the vehicles can be reduced and the maximum currents at the grid connection point can be secured at all times.
All Delta EV Charging solutions are OCPP 1.6, which enables full integration with charge point management systems including the ParkNRecharge back office, available to purchase from Replenishh. With ParkNRecharge, remote monitoring allows owners to proactively manage their assets; improving up-time through remote diagnosis and reducing site visits to fix minor issues.
With billing services and PAYG options, customers can generate revenue from the use of a charge point. They can set their own tariffs - according to their energy costs and the utilisation model they want to encourage. Contact the Replenishh team for more information.
