ChargePost is touted as one of the most compact chargers that require less than two square meters (21.5 square feet) of ground space.
ADS-TEC Energy, a Germany-based company, has just added a new battery-based charging system to its existing lineup of charging solutions. The new ultra-fast electric vehicle charging system, named ChargePost, is touted as one of the most compact chargers. It requires less than two square meters of ground space. Also, it operates on existing power connections without the need to extend existing grids.
ChargePost offers plug-and-play installation at ground level and a quick, easy set-up by forklift. It connects directly to the existing, power-limited, low-voltage grid. The uncooled CCS1/CCS2 connector on the integrated charging cable is at least three meters long. A reportedly easy-to-use payment terminal is part of the 10-inch touchscreen interface. With direct access to modular functional units like cooling, displays, and battery elements, it is also simple to maintain. Individual battery modules can be changed as necessary.
The integrated battery system also functions as an energy platform, enabling integration with low-cost domestic electricity for grid services or to charge EVs in conjunction with a photovoltaic system. Yes, a unique feature of the ChargePost is the ability to feed stored energy bidirectionally back into the grid, which will be operational in the first half of 2023. This feature allows operators to create whole new business models.
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