Taiwanese electronics system integrator SINBON Electronics has secured a UL security certification for its liquid cooling system for EV charging stations.
The system permits the corporate to deploy chargers with as much as 1 MW of energy, serving to EV infrastructure corporations meet their objectives of safely delivering greater energy and quicker charging. SINBON helps all main charging requirements, together with NACS, CCS1, CCS2 and MCS.
By enabling greater energy supply, a liquid cooling system reduces EV charging occasions, minimizes warmth buildup in cables to restrict power loss, permits for thinner, extra manageable cables, and maintains thermal stability.
Not like conventional built-in designs, SINBON’s break up design enhances flexibility and upkeep. Its system operates reliably in harsh situations, together with temperatures as little as -40° C, making it nicely suited to rugged EV deployments. It’s appropriate with water-based and oil-based coolants.
“As excessive quick charging turns into the way forward for the EV business, superior liquid cooling methods like SINBON’s are decreasing charging occasions, enhancing power effectivity, guaranteeing longevity of charging gear,” commented Hanson Zhou, R&D Supervisor at SINBON. “This milestone demonstrates how SINBON’s technological innovation and dedication to excellence proceed to develop potentialities for the EV business.”
Supply: SINBON Electronics
