MIDA 600kW 720kW 800kW Modular Power Architecture Split-Type DC Charging Station for Port Logistics Charging

Modular Cabinets Sized for a Growing Yard
Port capacity grows in steps: one berth, then two, then a rail link. A modular power architecture lets a terminal add 600kW, 720kW or 800kW of charging in the same footprint by fitting modules rather than replacing a cabinet, so the first installation is not obsolete at the second expansion. Each module is serviceable on its own, which matters when the nearest heavy-lift technician is a shift away. Planners start from a 360kW 600kW 720kW modular split DC charging station, a 480kW 600kW 800kW CCS2 liquid-cooled split DC station and a 1000kW 1200kW liquid-cooled split EV charger and work outward.

800kW Without a Single Point of Failure
A failed module should cost a fraction of output, not the whole cabinet. Modular architecture isolates the fault, keeps the remaining modules serving the pads, and lets maintenance happen inside a normal window instead of a vessel call. The same design carries 800kW across four or five dispensers with the metering and OCPP records a terminal needs for billing. Comparable builds include a 1200kW 1400kW ultra-fast split DC charger, a 700kW 1500kW GB/T CCS2 split DC charging hub, a 720kW 900kW CCS2 GB/T split DC charging systems and a 360kW 600kW 800kW OCPP CCS2 modular split DC station.

















