Range imagery is illustrative. Final cabinet, controller, connectors and configuration are specified for your order.

8–18 kW modules · 24 / 36 / 48 / 80 V

Range features and configuration

24–80 V multi-voltage charging with higher output for larger batteries and shorter charging windows. Configured with the right profiles for your batteries and operation.

Power & configuration

400 V three-phase input, 24–80 V multi-voltage operation and 8–18 kW modules. Profiles are set for the battery and charging routine. Opportunity or fast charging requires battery approval; larger configurations are reviewed separately.

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Open archived February 2026 range datasheet (PDF, 0.2 MB)

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Specify it properly

Battery, supply and connection

01 / BATTERY

Match the profile

Chemistry, capacity, voltage and charge limits determine how your battery should be charged.

02 / SITE

Check the supply

Confirm phase, voltage, available circuit capacity and total charging demand with your installer.

03 / EVERYDAY USE

Make connection easy

Confirm connector type, polarity, cable length, mounting and any battery communication requirements.

Planning example

A shorter charging window

For an 80 V battery with a confirmed 200 A planning target, compare models at 80 V rather than using their 48 V output. The catalogue-reference SFX80-17 lists 200 A at 80 V. Its current availability, battery approval and complete build need confirmation before ordering.

Charging bay checklist ↗ · Compare the published model outputs ↗

Multi-voltage charging

Two ranges. Matched to your fleet.

Choose from 48 V and 80 V ranges. For fleets that do not need 80 V charging, we generally select the 48 V range. Where wider voltage coverage is needed, we consider the 80 V range. We match the model, charging profiles and connections to the batteries you use.

Discuss your fleet’s charging needs ↗

Wall-mounted charging units with cable retractors in an indoor bay.

From the working floor

Plan the charging installation.

Mounting, cable reach and access matter as much as the charger rating. Share your layout so we can discuss a configuration for your operation.

Discuss your installation ↗

Published single-output models

Explore the specifications.

Model pages show dated public specifications or clearly marked archived catalogue ratings. Use the selector to check output at your battery voltage and review a charging estimate.

Compare battery-voltage output ratings on each model page. Published maximum current requires a matched battery profile and approved charge limits.

High output three phase battery chargers