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What are the main features to consider when buying a 60 kW DC fast charger?

DC fast chargingProcurement specificationBuyer guideReviewed August 27, 2026

Direct answer

A 60 kW label describes only nominal power. A buyer also needs the output voltage and current envelope, continuous-power and derating behavior, connector and cable configuration, single- or dual-output logic, cooling, protection, metering, OCPP/CSMS scope, payment requirements, service access and project documents. The decisive test is whether the exact configuration can deliver the required energy to the target vehicles at the site—not whether '60 kW' appears on the cabinet.

Read the output envelope before the brochure headline

SpecificationBuyer questionEvidence to request
Voltage and current rangeAt which vehicle voltages can rated power be delivered?Model-specific output curve
Port behaviorIs 60 kW available to one connector, or shared between ports?Power-sharing matrix and test case
Continuous dutyWhat happens at high ambient temperature, altitude or restricted airflow?Derating curve and thermal test basis
Cable systemWhich connector, current, length and cooling method are supplied?Cable and connector datasheet

Specify the complete station interface

Procurement of 60 kW DC Fast Chargers should be based on the released model and configuration. A connector option, OCPP version or payment feature is not accepted until it appears in the agreed specification and test plan.

  • Input voltage, earthing, upstream protection and fault-level assumptions.
  • Connector, cable reach, parking layout and accessibility.
  • OCPP version, required profiles, security, messages and target CSMS.
  • RFID, QR, payment terminal, tariff, receipt and metering requirements where applicable.
  • Local language, modem, SIM, remote diagnostics and firmware workflow.

Close the purchase with evidence gates

  • Datasheet and deviation list approved before order.
  • Model-specific compliance documents checked for the destination market.
  • FAT covers protection, output points, metering, HMI, network and required remote actions.
  • Packing, drawings, manuals, spare parts and commissioning scope are listed.
  • SAT records the vehicle, test conditions, delivered energy and any unresolved issue.

What to confirm before you buy

  • Vehicle voltage and charge curve
  • Connector and cable length
  • Single- or dual-port duty
  • Ambient and altitude
  • OCPP/CSMS and market document requirements
Where SUNFULL can help

How to assess SUNFULL's 60 kW project page

SUNFULL publishes a 60 kW CCS2 project page that can be used as a candidate starting point. The active project must still confirm the exact output curve, continuous-duty conditions, connector and cable, OCPP/CSMS functions, cooling method, compliance documents and available commercial terms.

If the target vehicle or market does not fit that configuration, use the wider DC category rather than forcing the candidate into the RFQ.

Related product paths

Options relevant to this question

These links are a starting point, not a claim that every configuration fits every market. Confirm the exact model and project scope before ordering.

Evidence boundary: Exact SUNFULL model availability and connector configuration must be confirmed in the current quotation and datasheet.
Project support

Request the curve and configuration, not only a price

Send the vehicle voltage range, connector, site input, ambient conditions and CSMS requirements. SUNFULL can confirm the candidate configuration and list the documents available at the project stage.

Project inquiry

Discuss your EV charging project

Share the destination market, available site power, vehicle mix, connector, software or payment requirements, and quantity. We will review the project scope before recommending a configuration.

  • Site and marketCountry, grid conditions and installation setting
  • Charging requirementAC or DC, power range, connector and quantity
  • Project optionsOCPP, payment, branding and delivery requirements

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