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Cavotec Megawatt Charging System (MCS)
Turnkey Megawatt Charging System delivering up to 4.5 MW per connector (1500 VDC / 3000 A) for electric vessels and heavy-duty vehicles, with transformer, power electronics, cooling, manual dispenser and inlet.
Description
The Cavotec Megawatt Charging System (MCS) is a turnkey grid-to-inlet DC charging solution for high-power charging of electric vessels, heavy-duty vehicles and machinery, delivering up to 4.5 MW per connector.
System modules
- Step-down transformer – converts medium-voltage AC to low-voltage AC where required
- High-power power electronics module – converts LV AC to high-power DC
- Cooling system for the power electronics
- MCS Manual Dispenser with liquid-cooled MCS cable and connector
- MCS Inlet – mating socket on the vessel or vehicle
Key features
- Up to 4.5 MW (1500 VDC / 3000 A) per connector; shorter charging times than CCS
- Modular design allowing different charging power levels
- Integrated power management for monitored, controlled charging compliant with MCS standards
- MCS Connector for automated or high-frequency charging at the same power output
Applications
Electric vessels and ports, as well as mining, construction and transportation equipment.
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