PCBA for New energy vehicle charging pile 11kw with GB mode three and three-phase power 16A power supply supports Wifi, Bluetooth networking
Description | Capability |
PCB size | 168*152mm |
Operating temperature | -25° C ~85 ° C |
Working voltage | L1+L2+L3+N+PE |
Charging power | 4KW~11KW |
Charging mode | 6A~16A (adjustable) |
Display size | 3.5 inches, 4.3 inches |
Indicator light | 16 RGB lights |
Electricity metering | Support |
Protection function | over voltage/over current/leakage/over temperature |
Networking mode | WIFI/ Bluetooth |
Credit card anti-theft | Support (ISO14443 standard card) |
This new energy vehicle charging pile 11kW GB mode three three-phase 16A power supply motherboard is designed for the core components of the charging pile.
The operating temperature range of the motherboard is -25℃ to 85℃. This means that it can operate normally at lower temperatures, while also maintaining stable performance in high temperature environments.
In general, this PCBA has a wide range of functions and protection measures, suitable for a variety of charging pile application scenarios. Specific design and functional details may vary depending on customer requirements, details can be consulted.
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