1.5-7.4 kW
Slow conventional charging
- AC→DC conversion inside the vehicle
- Losses from double conversion
- 4-8 hours for a full charge
- Limited by the vehicle's OBC
Fast DC charging up to 14/120 kWh · CCS2 connector
Fast DC electric car charger, CCS2 charger — Manufacturer of fast DC chargers for electric vehicles —
The future of
electric
charging
High-power fast DC electric car charger, with CCS2 connector, for homes, fleets, car parks and commercial spaces. Smart management and full remote control.
14/120 kWDC power
CCS2Standard connector
<45 min0-80% charge
Technology
DC vs AC — Not the same charge
Direct current charging bypasses the vehicle's converter, delivering power directly where it's needed. An E-Flow CCS2 charger charges your car much faster than a conventional AC charger.
Home systems
high power at 230Vac
7-14 kW
Direct fast charging
- Direct current straight to the battery
- Maximum energy efficiency
- 0-80% in under 45 minutes
- Direct communication with the BMS
Industrial systems
high power at 380Vac
3-22 kW
Slow conventional charging
- AC→DC conversion inside the vehicle
- Losses from double conversion
- 4-8 hours for a full charge
- Limited by the vehicle's OBC
40-120 kW
Direct fast charging
- Direct current straight to the battery
- Maximum energy efficiency
- 0-80% in under 45 minutes
- Direct communication with the BMS
Ultra-fast charging
Delivers energy directly to the battery with no internal conversion. Up to 10× faster than AC.
Under 45 minutes
From 0 to 80% charge in under 45 minutes for most compatible vehicles.
Higher efficiency
Lower energy losses by removing the vehicle's internal AC/DC converter from the equation.
Smart control
Direct BMS-charger communication to optimize charging and extend battery life.
Features
Total control in your hands
Every E-Flow charger comes equipped with smart management technology for operators and end users.
NFC card control
Instant authorization via contactless RFID/NFC card. Compatible with payment systems and corporate cards.
Advanced time control
Schedule availability windows, time-based rates and access restrictions by user group.
Remote management app
Real-time monitoring, access control, consumption reports and alerts from any device.
Multi-layer security
Two-factor authentication, encrypted communications and protection against unauthorized access.
Consumption reports
View energy consumption by user, vehicle or period. Export reports for billing or auditing.
WiFi/wired connectivity
Dual connectivity to ensure continuous availability.
Specifications
Precision engineering
Designed to operate in demanding environments with the highest reliability. Certified for installation in private spaces.
CEIEC 61851IEC 62196IP54
Output powerUp to 120 kW DC
ConnectorCCS2 (IEC 62196-3)
Output voltage200-1000 V DC
Maximum current120 A
ConnectivityWiFi 802.11 b/g/n + Ethernet
AuthenticationRFID / NFC (ISO 14443)
Display15.6" touchscreen
IndicatorsIntuitive RGB LEDs
Protection ratingIP54
Operating temperature-25°C to +55°C
E-Flow App
Manage from anywhere
The E-Flow app gives you full control over your charging infrastructure. Monitor active sessions, manage access and analyze energy consumption in real time, always adjusting to your maximum allowed power so you get the most out of off-peak hours.
Find your chargerReal-time map with availability
Smart alertsNotifications for completed charges and faults
Detailed consumptionDownloadable history and reports
User managementAdd, remove and set permissions from the app
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E-Flow Dashboard
Active session
28.4 kWh
Time: 32 min · 76%
Charger #1Active
Charger #2Available
Charger #3Maintenance
Weekly consumption
FAQ
Everything about fast DC charging
What's the difference between AC charging and DC charging?
AC charging passes through the vehicle's internal converter, which limits its speed. DC charging delivers direct current straight to the battery, skipping that conversion and achieving much shorter charging times.
What is the CCS2 connector?
CCS2 is the European charging standard that combines AC and DC charging in a single connector, with direct communication with the vehicle's BMS for fast, safe charging.
How long does it take to charge an electric vehicle?
With an E-Flow fast DC charger, most compatible vehicles go from 0% to 80% in under 45 minutes, depending on the power of the charger and the vehicle.
What fast DC charging power levels does E-Flow manufacture?
We manufacture DC chargers from 7 kW to 14 kW for high-power domestic use, and from 40 kW to 120 kW for industrial and fleet use.
Which charger do I need for my electric car?
Practically all electric cars sold in Europe come with a CCS2 connector, so an E-Flow CCS2 electric car charger is compatible with the vast majority of brands and models.
Contact
Ready to electrify your home or business?
Our team advises you on the design and installation of custom DC charging infrastructure for your project.
- Free site assessment
- Personalized technical proposal
- Integration with existing systems
- Preventive support and maintenance