Scale power without redesign

• Start with the capacity you need today and add Power Modules/Blocks as demand grows.
• Dynamic power distribution helps maximize utilization across stations and connectors.
• Supports very high-power configurations (including up to 500 kW to a single port, configuration dependent) for premium corridor experiences.

Serve more drivers with Omni Port

• Offer NACS and CCS1 connectors in each port (Omni Port) to reduce “wrong plug” downtime and simplify site planning.
• Integrated payment and authentication options support public charging revenue models.
• Optional interactive displays (including 15” on select configurations) provide a premium, driver-friendly experience.

Open standards + energy tools

• OCPP 2.0.1 support and ChargePoint platform tools for pricing, access control and reporting.
• Remote energy management through the Admin Portal and APIs; supports OpenADR 2.0b (VEN) for demand response workflows.
• Commercial compliance features (e.g., ENERGY STAR®, UL listing, CTEP/NTEP and Buy America options) support regulated deployments.

Power Link 2000 – Single Connector

• Connectors: 1 × DC connector (commonly CCS1; NACS available with Omni Port; other options by request).
• Output: Up to very high power (architecture supports up to 1.2 MW per connector, configuration dependent) with 100–1000 VDC charging range and up to 500 A on liquid-cooled cables (connector dependent).
• Typical use: High-turnover corridor sites where one bay benefits from maximum power delivery and a simple driver experience.

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Power Link 2000 – Dual Connector

• Connectors: Up to 2 connectors per station (mix connector types as allowed by configuration).
• Power sharing: Modular Power Blocks can dynamically distribute power across stations/ports to reduce wait times and improve throughput.
• Typical use: Public sites and fleet depots that need two bays served from one station footprint with scalable upstream power.

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Express Plus Power Block – 200 kW Building Block

• Capacity: Up to 200 kW per Power Block using up to 5 modular 40 kW Power Modules.
• Utility input: 3-phase 400–480Y VAC (site electrical design required).
• Typical use: Scale the site in “blocks” as utilization grows—add blocks to serve more stations or increase per-port power availability.

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Express Plus Power Module – 40 kW Increment

• Module output: 40 kW max output power, 100 A max output current.
• Efficiency: Up to 96% power conversion efficiency (datasheet value).
• Typical use: Add modules to increase total site power and improve concurrent charging performance.

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Corridor, retail & public fast charging

• Travel corridors and convenience retail that need premium driver experience and high throughput.
• Auto dealers and destination businesses offering DC fast charging as an amenity or customer acquisition tool.
• Parking operators and public agencies deploying revenue-capable, standards-compliant fast charging.
• Mixed-use developments that require flexible connector strategy (CCS1/NACS) and scalable capacity.

Fleet, transit & heavy-duty electrification

• Depot fleets that need scalable DC capacity and energy tools to align charging with operations.
• Bus and shuttle operators requiring fast top-ups and dependable uptime.
• Light/medium duty work fleets needing flexible station placement and connector options.
• Heavy-duty readiness with support for Megawatt Charging System (MCS) connectors in supported configurations.

Core requirements

1. Express Plus hardware – Power Link stations plus the right number of Power Blocks and Power Modules for your throughput target.
2. Cloud software & services – used to enable network services (driver access, pricing/payment, monitoring, reporting, firmware updates and integrations).
3. Network connectivity – typically 4G LTE and/or LAN/Wi-Fi so stations can communicate with the cloud platform.
4. Licensed electrical + civil work – electrical design (3-phase service), trenching/conduit, switchgear, foundations, permits and inspections.
5. Commissioning – on-site validation/inspection and system bring-up performed per project requirements and manufacturer guidance.

Options that many sites add

• ChargePoint Assure® service coverage – monitoring and maintenance options designed to protect uptime and simplify operations.
• Omni Port (CCS1 + NACS) – reduce operational friction by supporting multiple connector types at each port.
• Dynamic power strategy – tune how power is allocated across ports to match site demand and utility capacity.
• Signage, branding and driver experience – optional displays, cable management, and site amenities that improve session success and customer satisfaction.

Not sure what to size? We can help you translate utilization targets into an equipment + power-block plan and a complete install checklist.