Dedicated EV Charger​

Dedicated EV charger is an exclusive electric vehicle charging unit custom-tailored for specific vehicles, specific environments, or specific user groups. It is not open for public use and is restricted solely to designated vehicles or internal personnel.

Dedicated EV charging stations, characterized by the concentrated parking of a large volume of electric vehicles—often accompanied by high vehicle turnover and urgent recharging needs—place stringent demands on safe charging practices, including orderly charging, rapid replenishment, and overnight charging. Specialized operational vehicles—such as public buses, electric delivery vans, dump trucks, and forklifts—require rapid charging capabilities to minimize downtime. To meet the high-power charging requirements of these specialized vehicles, Cansin has developed a fast DC charging pile solution built upon a foundation of high-voltage, liquid-cooled modules.

The “Cansin” dedicated EV charger is an electric vehicle charging device designed exclusively for designated vehicles or authorized internal personnel. This unit incorporates charging modules featuring full potting technology, which not only enhances the device’s ingress protection (IP) rating against water and dust but also ensures exceptional stability and conversion efficiency (≥96.5%)—even in extreme environmental conditions. Supporting simultaneous dual-gun charging technology, it is particularly well-suited for specialized vehicles with large battery capacities; by significantly reducing charging times and boosting operational efficiency, it provides robust support for maintaining the pace of corporate production. Furthermore, the “Cansin” dedicated EV charger features intelligent power module scheduling capabilities, allowing it to intelligently allocate power resources based on the specific requirements of the connected vehicle.

Dedicated ev charger have a wide range of applications and are specifically designed to serve specialized vehicle types—including engineering and construction machinery, various special-purpose new energy vehicles, internal facility shuttle buses, urban sanitation vehicles, and port transfer vehicles. Furthermore, these chargers are fully suitable for the centralized charging needs of logistics fleets and corporate vehicle pools. They also meet the daily energy replenishment requirements of dedicated campus shuttle fleets and various customized new energy vehicle models, while serving as integral components in the installation of charging infrastructure for large-scale engineering projects and industrial park developments. Ultimately, they are tailored to specifically address the exclusive charging requirements of diverse non-civilian, specialized, and fleet-based centralized operations.