Finnish specialist Kempower introduced an upcoming, state-of-the-art fast charging solution during ACT Expo, held in Anaheim at the end of April. More into details, the Kempower Control Unit features a CCS1 connector, allowing for versatility for both depot and off-highway DC fast charging. This addition to the lineup of Kempower charging solutions further “expands Kempower’s ability to offer superior, scalable, durable, and user-friendly solutions for everyone, everywhere”, stated the manufacturer.

Kempower’s new control unit for fast charging applications

With a maximum charging power of 240 kW and Adaptive Voltage, the Kempower Control Unit supports a wide range of vehicle types, allowing light, medium, and heavy-duty vehicles to utilize the same charging system. It can also be paired with Kempower Satellites on the same centralized Power Unit to provide maximum flexibility for a wide variety of applications.

“Kempower continues to raise the standard of EV charging solutions through new technology, such as the Kempower Control Unit,” declared Monil Malhorta, president of Kempower North America. “We are thrilled to give a sneak peek into our innovative and reliable solutions at ACT Expo, ensuring significant advancements are made to the EV movement in North America.”

“At Kempower, we’re committed to leading the fleet electrification movement by delivering cost-effective charging solutions tailored to the unique needs of commercial operators,” added Monil Malhotra. “The Kempower Control Unit is engineered specifically for fleet applications, providing a lower total cost of ownership without compromising power, durability, or flexibility. With this addition, we’re expanding access with additional options for scalable charging that supports the demands of today’s diverse fleet environments.”  

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