MIDA 210kW 360kW 90kW Modular EV Fast Charger with Scalable EV Infrastructure for Port Logistics

Modular Bays for a Working Port Yard
Terminal equipment moves in shifts, so demand is never flat: reefers, tractor units and light vans may all need a gun inside the same hour. Splitting output into modules lets a 90kW cabinet serve a short top-up while a 360kW cabinet feeds a tractor unit that must leave with a full pack. Yard planners comparing layouts usually review 480kW 60kW 360kW port logistics chargers, 280kW 150kW 240kW depot chargers, 420kW 80kW resilient outdoor chargers and 60kW 300kW logistics depot stations before they fix cable routes.

Capacity That Grows With Terminal Traffic
Scalable EV infrastructure pays for itself when a terminal converts one diesel shuttle route at a time, because each new bay connects to the controller already on site instead of a fresh feeder. Remote diagnostics report gun temperature, insulation status and session energy, which matters where a technician needs a gate pass to reach the cabinet. Fleets also benchmark 200kW 210kW high power chargers, 100kW 60kW ultra rapid bus chargers, 120kW 600kW cloud managed stations and 200kW 600kW roadside modular chargers when they draft a three-year yard plan.










