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This depends on how long vehicles stop at your site and how many need to charge simultaneously. For a retail parking with shorter stops, 50 to 150 kW is often sufficient. For logistics depots or public charging plazas with high rotation, capacities of 150 to 400 kW are common. Powerland determines the right capacity based on your vehicle profile, stop times and grid capacity.

A fast charger (DC charger) supplies direct current (DC) directly to the vehicle battery. This makes charging much faster than with AC charging, where the car's internal onboard charger only has a limited charging speed.

How does fast charging work technically?

• The fast charger converts alternating current (AC) to direct current (DC)
• DC goes directly to the vehicle battery
• The car's internal charger is bypassed
• The car itself determines the maximum allowed charging speed for battery safety

Result:
Where AC charging can take 3-8 hours, a DC fast charger can sufficiently charge a vehicle in 15-45 minutes.

Yes, from 2-3 charging points automatic load balancing is highly recommended to avoid peak consumption.