Protective covers for CCS charging inlets – optimum protection with smart features
With maximum protection and simple operation, they set new standards for the everyday usability of electric utility vehicles
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Software update for AC charging controllers: Charx control modular now with comprehensive cybersecurity functions
The Charx control modular AC charging controller from Phoenix Contact is the centerpiece of intelligent and future-proof charging infrastructure
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Function extensions for AC charging controllers: New calibration law concept simplifies certification via software update
The Charx control modular AC charging controllers from Phoenix Contact are the centerpiece of an intelligent and sustainable charging infrastructure for mode 3 electric vehicle charging.
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Modular AC charging sockets with a reduced installation depth – for flexible and space-saving mounting
The Charx connect modular type 2 charging sockets from Phoenix Contact are now available with a reduced installation depth: With the third generation, the company is launching an optimised solution for flexible and space-saving integration into charging infrastructure solutions.
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Function extensions for AC charging controllers: WLAN capability and other features
The Charx control modular AC charging controllers from Phoenix Contact are the centerpiece of an intelligent and sustainable charging infrastructure for mode 3 electric vehicle charging. Software release 1.7.0 gives the scalable portfolio an extended range of functions through WLAN capability and other features for increased installation and maintenance convenience as well as more security.
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Surge protection for 230 V signal applications
The new Clixtrab MOV plug-in surge protection from Phoenix Contact provides reliable protection for signal applications up to 230 V and features base elements made of Push-in terminal blocks with easy and compact installation.
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Vehicle charging controllers as an interface solution between the DC charging station and the electric vehicle
The independent vehicle charging controller Charx control vehicle from Phoenix Contact enables DC charging via CCS charging inlets for electric vehicles and utility vehicles.
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Type 2 CCS charging cables in the new housing design – robust, easy to maintain, and well-thought-out
The new generation of the proven Charx connect standard CCS charging connectors from Phoenix Contact is suitable for setting up DC charging stations and covers the medium power range from 150 to 250 kW (150 to 250 A/1,000 V).
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RFID reader for AC charging controllers with LED indicator and buzzer
The new RFID reader with configurable LED indicator and buzzer from Phoenix Contact is used in conjunction with the Charx control modular charging controllers and is suitable for mounting in home chargers and charging stations.
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The all-rounder in 19-inch format: Charx control integrated DC charging controller for fast charging stations
The Charx control integrated DC charging controller from Phoenix Contact combines all functions for controlling and monitoring a 19" charging station in one device.
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Modular infrastructure charging sockets – multi-award-winning modular principle
The Charx connect modular type 2 charging sockets from Phoenix Contact, which have won two design awards, are based on a modular system that enables all components to be freely combined – tailored to the individual requirements of the customer’s application.
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Modular and economical setup of DC charging infrastructure with 19" racks
With the modular Charx system for 19" rack mounting, Phoenix Contact offers a solution for the quick and economical setup of full-coverage fast charging infrastructure.
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Uncooled CCS charging cables – High Power Charging with a permanent 375 kW
The new HPC charging cables of the Charx connect professional family from Phoenix Contact enable safe High Power Charging with a permanent 375 kW and do not require any cooling.
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Phoenix Contact increases its revenue by 20 percent: high growth consistent worldwide
At the press conference on the occasion of the SPS automation trade fair in Nuremberg, Germany, Ulrich Leidecker, Chief Operating Officer at Phoenix Contact, talked about the company's economic development.
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Billing charging processes in accordance with measurement and calibration law
With the Charx control modular AC charging controllers from Phoenix Contact, charging processes can now also be billed in compliance with calibration law.
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Compact DC charging cable awarded Good Design Award 2021
Following the multiple award-winning AC charging cables, Phoenix Contact’s product family for DC charging cables for the lower power range, the CCS C-Line, has now also received the Good Design Award 2021 for practical and stylish design from the Chicago Athenaeum Museum.
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Optimal protection for home charging stations and electric cars
Suitable surge protection can protect the charging station and the electric vehicle connected in the carport from costly damage. The CHARX protect product family from Phoenix Contact now includes a new IP65-protected surge protection box specifically for this application.
The danger of surge voltages, which can be caused by switching operations in the supply network or by lightning strikes, is -
New AC charging cables for the Chinese market
The new Charx connect mode 3 charging cables in accordance with the Chinese GB/T standard have been reduced to the essentials. The design of the charging connector is compact and simple, yet it still offers comfortable, ergonomic handling for users of charging columns and home chargers.
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High Power Charging up to 500 kW – now for CCS type 1
The Charx connect DC charging cables for ultra-fast High Power Charging (HPC) are now also available for the North American CCS type 1 charging standard. A comprehensive range of accessories round out the HPC system portfolio.
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Official inauguration of the new Phoenix Contact E-Mobility production site in Poland
The new Phoenix Contact E-Mobility production facility in the Rzeszów-Dworzysko Science and Technology Park was officially inaugurated on October 7, 2021, in the presence of the mayor, Konrad Fijołek.
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