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As electric commercial fleets transition from passenger-car-scale charging to multi-megawatt operational requirements, conventional standalone all-in-one charging kiosks encounter severe engineering bottlenecks. The modern charging landscape demands a decoupled architecture: centralized high-voltage rectification combined with decentralized user satellite dispensers.
Traditional standalone chargers lock dedicated power modules into individual bays. When an EV reaches its constant-voltage saturation taper (80%+ SoC), upstream module capacity is stranded. Split-type matrix architecture aggregates all rectifiers into a shared dynamic pool, dispatching kilowatt increments to other active charging bays in real-time.
Isolating the massive 10kV step-down transformer and high-capacity AC/DC power cabinet away from vehicle traffic strips away footprint restrictions at the parking stall. Slim, noise-free dispenser pedestals maximize driver accessibility while eliminating high-voltage AC cabling near public transit platforms.
By eliminating individual transformer drops, duplicated internal switchgear, and multi-cabinet cooling loops, enterprise fleet operators realize up to a 34% reduction in balance-of-system (BOS) capital costs. Centralized liquid or forced-air cooling modules reduce site maintenance down to a single service bay.
A modern split-type charging system separates electrical power conversion from physical dispensing. The power stack comprises an array of 30kW or 40kW wide-voltage range (150V–1000V DC) power modules, bridged to dispensers via a solid-state or contactor-switched DC crossbar matrix.
The centralized power container interfaces with the medium-to-low voltage AC grid (380V/400V/480V 3-phase). It houses input isolation, lightning surge arresters (Type 1+2), active power factor correction (PFC > 0.99), and modular hot-swappable converter blocks.
Dispensers function purely as human-machine interfaces and high-power delivery conduits. Devoid of heavy rectifiers and noisy blower fans, dispensers can be installed flush against barriers, transit curbs, or structural columns.
A deep architectural analysis for CPOs, municipal transport authorities, and fleet directors evaluating multi-megawatt depot deployments.
| Evaluation Parameter | Split-Type DC Matrix (360kW–720kW+) | Standalone All-in-One Charger (120kW–240kW) | Operational Strategic Advantage |
|---|---|---|---|
| Power Granularity & Sharing | Dynamic 20kW/30kW Matrix Pooling | Static Dual-Gun Split (Fixed 50/50 or 60/40) | Zero stranded power; 100% capacity reassigned to fast-charging vehicles. |
| Dispenser Footprint | Slim Pedestal (~0.18 m²) | Bulky Heavy Enclosure (~0.85 m²) | Allows deployment in restricted urban bays and tight bus depot parking lines. |
| Acoustic Noise Pollution | Dispensers < 35 dB (Central cabinet isolated) | High Fan Whine (65–78 dB at parking bay) | Crucial for residential perimeter zoning, hotel curbs, and passenger zones. |
| Maintenance & High Availability | N+1 Module Redundancy; remote bay uptime | Single rectifier failure takes entire stall offline | Individual module trips do not disrupt ongoing charging sessions at satellites. |
| Grid Connection Complexity | Single centralized 3-phase AC feeder and main breaker | Multiple parallel sub-distribution runs to each stall | Reduces transformer room switchgear and trenching costs across the site. |
| Lifecycle Scalability | Plug-and-Play Module Expansion | Complete hardware replacement required to upgrade | Upgrade from 360kW to 720kW by simply inserting extra modules into open slots. |
Tailored technical implementations across global commercial transport, municipal infrastructure, and private enterprise networks.
Highway rest stops face extreme utilization spikes followed by calm troughs. A 720kW split-type system feeding 8 to 12 charging pedestals allows ultra-fast 350kW liquid-cooled charging for high-end 800V EVs when traffic is rapid, while smoothly distributing 60kW–90kW trickle top-ups across all vehicles during holiday peak gridlocks.
Municipal bus fleets return to central yards between 22:00 and 05:00. The split-type central cabinet provides sequential overnight trickle charging (30–45kW per bus across 12 dispensers) maximizing battery cathode longevity. During daytime route turnarounds, the same system converges full 360kW–480kW power into 2 designated rapid-turn stalls.
In remote logistics transit stops or areas with constrained distribution feeders, the split-type power bank integrates seamlessly with 100kWh–200kWh lithium iron phosphate (LFP) energy storage units and on-site solar arrays. The system buffers off-peak generation, preventing costly utility demand surcharges.
Suzhou HizonSun Tech continues to lead innovations across wide-bandgap semiconductors, megawatt charging systems (MCS), and bidirectional grid orchestration.
With the advent of commercial Class 8 battery-electric trucks, charging standards are progressing toward 1.2MW–3.75MW ratings (1,250V up to 3,000A). Our split-type architecture is engineered to daisy-chain dual 720kW power enclosures into a single liquid-cooled MCS dispenser port, ready for heavy commercial transport electrification.
Transitioning from unidirectional rectification to four-quadrant bidirectional AFE (Active Front End) inverters. Fleet depots equipped with HizonSun split systems can discharge stored bus battery energy back to the regional grid during evening peak pricing, transforming fleets into profitable virtual power plants (VPPs).
Incorporating edge-computing controllers that monitor high-frequency impedance, ripple currents, and contactor thermal dissipation. By parsing telemetry over OCPP 2.0.1 and ISO 15118-20, the system predicts power module degradation or cable wear up to 300 operational hours before critical component fault.
In-depth technical guidance written by senior power electronics engineers for EPC contractors, CPOs, and fleet infrastructure procurement managers.
Our centralized system incorporates a high-speed matrix switching backplane. When an EV connects to a dispenser, it communicates its charge curve parameters and instantaneous maximum current demand via ISO 15118 or GB/T protocols. The central DSP controller dynamically groups 30kW or 40kW power converter modules to form dedicated sub-bus lines matching that exact demand. When the vehicle reaches constant-voltage taper, the matrix seamlessly decouples surplus modules and routes them to adjacent vehicles, eliminating power wastage without dropping active charging sessions.
Standard installations comfortably support cable runs up to 50–80 meters between the central power cabinet and dispenser pedestals using correctly calculated copper or aluminum DC feeder cables. With proper voltage-drop compensation circuitry embedded within our dispenser terminal controllers, distances up to 120 meters can be engineered. This flexibility allows operators to place the noisy, heavy power cabinet in an out-of-sight utility perimeter while positioning sleek dispensers right at prime parking bays.
HizonSun split-type stations are manufactured to IEC 61851-1, IEC 61851-23, IEC 61851-24, EN 61000 EMC directives, and UL 2202. Dispensers can be fitted with any combination of IEC Type 2 CCS (CCS2), North American CCS1, Tesla/NACS (SAE J3400), GB/T 20234, and CHAdeMO connectors. Furthermore, full OCPP 1.6J and OCPP 2.0.1 compliance ensures effortless integration into any third-party global billing, clearinghouse, and CPO platform.
In standalone all-in-one charging stations, an inverter failure or cooling malfunction frequently knocks the entire station out of service. In HizonSun split-type power banks, modules operate in an N+1 redundant parallel topology. If an individual 40kW module encounters an over-temperature or DC ripple fault, the system autonomously isolates that specific module, alarms the NOC cloud, and redistributes load across healthy modules. Charging operations at the satellite terminals continue uninterrupted.
Yes. Our modular power cabinets feature optional common DC bus coupling architectures. This allows on-site solar photovoltaic DC/DC converters and high-capacity Lithium Iron Phosphate (LFP) energy storage battery racks (100kWh/200kWh) to connect directly into the internal DC link. By avoiding repeated DC-to-AC and AC-to-DC conversion cycles, round-trip efficiency increases by 6%–8%, and reliance on weak local grid substations is greatly alleviated.
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Operating from our dedicated 10,000 m² high-precision production complex in Kunshan, China, Suzhou HizonSun Tech Co., Ltd. governs the entire product development lifecycle. From SMT printed circuit board assembly and proprietary DSP firmware development to structural sheet-metal manufacturing and high-temperature full-load burn-in testing.
Every product batch is systematically verified under ISO 9001 quality management protocols. Our high-power charging platforms carry official CE, CB, UL, and CQC compliance certificates, giving international distributors and tier-one utility contractors guaranteed qualification for high-stakes government and commercial infrastructure tenders.
Backed by continuous R&D reinvestment, our engineering teams hold over 50 invention patents, utility model patents, and proprietary software copyrights. Key intellectual property spans high-frequency DC matrix routing algorithms, liquid-cooling safety topologies, and cloud-native load dispatch systems.
We empower global charge point operators, energy utilities, and automotive OEMs with comprehensive industrial customization: bespoke RAL enclosure powder coating, custom touch screen UI/UX, proprietary OCPP communication extensions, customized cable lengths, and integrated third-party POS payment terminals.