Specifications
Power Block cabinets and Power Link dispensers · US electrical ratings
| Power Block AC supply | 480Y V AC, three-phase, 60 Hz per cabinet |
|---|---|
| Cabinet output / maximum AC input | 200 kW / 258 A · 400 kW / 515 A · 600 kW / 769 A per cabinet |
| Shared system power | Up to 1.2 MW total with two cabinets or 1.8 MW total with three. |
| Cabinet outputs | 4 standard, with 8 or 12 optional. A 12-output cabinet can serve six dual-port dispensers and charge up to 12 vehicles at once. |
| Power Link supply | 100–1,000 V DC charging feed from the cabinet. Auxiliary supply: 48 V DC, 20 A. |
| Connector ratings | CCS1 or NACS: up to 600 A liquid-cooled. Omni Port: 500 A. MCS: up to 1,200 A liquid-cooled. |
Vehicles share available system power. The 1.2 MW maximum per connector requires an MCS cable and sufficient cabinet capacity. Actual charging speed also depends on the vehicle and site power limits.
- Equipment
- The Power Block 2000 cabinet supplies power. Drivers plug in at the Power Link 2000 dispenser.
- Mounting
- Ground-mounted cabinet and pedestal dispenser.
- Charging cable
- 16.4 ft liquid-cooled, 19 or 25 ft air-cooled, or 13 ft MCS.
- Connectivity
- 4G LTE, Wi-Fi and Ethernet.
- Driver access and payment
- RFID, ChargePoint app, contactless cards, Apple Pay and Google Pay.
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Foundation, clearance and wiring requirements are covered in the manufacturer guides linked on this page.
