Slow charging makes no sense at a hub
A hub is a point on a highway or a junction that drivers stop at on the way. The car does not stand there long, so slow stations do not pay off: nobody will wait several hours.
A hub is a point on a highway where cars do not stand for long. Only fast stations work here.
A hub is a point on a highway or a junction that drivers stop at on the way. The car does not stand there long, so slow stations do not pay off: nobody will wait several hours.
For hubs we install direct current stations from 60 kW upwards. The shorter the stop, the higher the throughput of the point and the more cars it serves per day.
The best solution for a hub is a split system: one power unit distributes capacity between several dispensers. If one car charges at full power, the others receive less, but nobody waits in a queue.
Tell us where the point is planned and what traffic you expect. We will calculate the power and select the equipment.