MIDA 80kW 180kW 280kW Scalable Electric Vehicle Charger with CCS2 and GBT Support for Port Logistics

Dual Standards on a Single Cabinet
Ports rarely convert a whole fleet in one budget cycle, so a cabinet that speaks both CCS2 and GBT avoids stranding vehicles bought in a different procurement round. Output starts at 80kW, moves to 180kW and reaches 280kW by adding modules into the same frame, so the cable route and the pad stay fixed. Terminal engineers compare 120kW 180kW CCS2 V2G chargers, 150kW 90kW 800V truck chargers, 180kW 240kW grid connected chargers and CCS1 NACS 800V 360kW chargers.

Terminal Growth Without a Second Platform
Scalable EV infrastructure also means the payment layer grows with the hardware: one controller can meter several cabinets, so the terminal adds bays without a second back office contract. Remote monitoring flags a cable or gun fault before a driver reaches the pad. Comparable yards study 480kW 60kW 360kW port chargers, PV liquid cooled 180kW 240kW 320kW chargers, MCS ready 400kW 600kW chargers and 200kW 210kW high power chargers.











