ABB, as the backbone of R & D in electric vehicle charging facilities for more than a decade, is pleased to announce that its electric vehicle charging technology is currently used in 95% of the world's countries that use electric vehicles.
From Australia to Azerbaijan, from India to Iceland, ABB DC Rapid Chargers have sold more than 6,500 units covering a power range of 50kW to 450kW, including high-power chargers for passenger cars and buses.
After 12 years of research and development efforts, ABB now offers a wide range of Internet-based chargers that are part of the ABB Ability ™ Connected Solutions portfolio.
ABB's chargers meet all of the world's electric traffic charging standards and are designed for durability, reliability, efficiency and long service life, as well as future upgrades. Modular construction of the charger For its continued operation has provided a guarantee, and the use of industrial-grade components, so that the charger longer life expectancy more robust operation.
Frank Mühlon, Business Unit Leader, ABB Global EV Charging Infrastructure, said: "Our team has a wealth of experience, ranging from small roadside charging facilities to innovative, city-scale on-demand electric bus charging systems. The deep knowledge base and close collaboration with our customers enable ABB to develop a range of solutions for future-proof upgrades that can be used in eco-friendly transport systems worldwide. "
ABB, as a founding member of the CHAdeMO and CCS consortia, has been actively involved in developing and promoting new global industry standards, while ABB has been committed to product innovation, taking advantage of its long history of outstanding manufacturing know-how and industry-leading technological know-how Car and bus charging market brings new solutions.
The positive input for innovation has brought ABB two product launches in the last two months: one is TerraHP, the first 150-350kW solution for electric vehicles and the second is for bus parking Smart Charging HVC Solutions.
TerraHP is ideally suited for highway service areas and gas stations, and its ultra-high current design allows it to charge 400V and 800V vehicles at full power, while the HVC-overnight charging station includes a compact, single-supply Cabinets and up to three charge boxes, ready to upgrade from 50kW to 100kW or 150kW.
Mühlon added: 'We are committed to developing innovative and efficient leading solutions to meet customer needs flexibly, which is one of ABB's core concepts.With the growing electric mobility market, we look forward to more and more people with Come for a sustainable travel option. '
ABB Ability ™ web-based interoperability enables electric traffic charging network operators to perform a variety of functions including remote monitoring and configuration of charging points, drive issues, maintenance of equipment with minimal downtime, and flexible access to Any charging network and back office systems, payment and energy management solutions.
Even more reassuring is that ABB's ABBChargerCare service is available on all electric vehicle charging products.The purpose of Charger Care is to minimize downtime and it offers a number of service modules including proactive monitoring, preventative and corrective maintenance , Training programs and software upgrades.