MIDA 180kW 280kW 60kW Modular EV Fast Charger with CCS2 and GBT Support for Highway Service Areas

One Stack for Van and Truck Traffic
A service area rarely knows which vehicle arrives next: a delivery van topping up between depots, a tractor unit on a relay run, or a car that only needs ten minutes. Splitting the 180kW, 280kW and 60kW ratings across one modular stack lets the controller send current to the gun in use instead of reserving capacity nobody draws. Both CCS2 and GBT connectors sit on the same cabinet, so a corridor site serves cross border traffic without a second hardware standard. Operators drafting a tender often compare 420kW 60kW 100kW highway dual port chargers, 120kW 180kW 240kW highway service area chargers, 480kW 80kW mobile highway charging hubs and 90kW 150kW 200kW ultra rapid delivery chargers before they commit pad size.

Growth Without a Second Civil Works Contract
Modularity is a civil works argument as much as an electrical one. Because modules slot into the frame, a site can be energised at 60kW and grow to 280kW while the concrete pad, trench and feeder stay untouched, which keeps every expansion inside a planned closure. Remote monitoring reports module status, gun temperature and session energy to one dashboard, so a fault is diagnosed before a driver is stranded. Fleets also benchmark 360kW 480kW 800V utility fleet charging systems, 300kW 360kW public network charging systems, 150kW 200kW airport fleet charging systems and 240kW 320kW commercial fleet chargers when they plan a corridor across three budget cycles.

















