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A modular DC-powered charging system rated up to 150 kW. Scope the power supply, dispensers, connectors and site infrastructure together; the dispenser is not a complete standalone AC-fed installation.
| Charger type | DC-powered fast charging system |
| Rated output | Up to 150 kW; allocated power depends on system configuration |
| Architecture | Shared DC power pool with charging dispensers |
| Simultaneous use | Manufacturer describes 2 × 75 kW operation |
| Connectors | CCS and NACS options; confirm regional order configuration |
| Backend protocol | OCPP 1.6J in current product documentation |
| Enclosure | IP65 liquid-cooled design |
| Temperature reference | Manufacturer range: −35°C to +50°C; check derating conditions |
| Site footprint | Must include power equipment, clearances and accessible stalls |
| Warranty and service | Written project-specific terms and parts responsibility required |
Evaluate charging demand, dwell time and available electrical power before selecting a DC system. Charger nameplate power alone does not establish session length or utilization.
Model vehicle charging curves, departure times and simultaneous charging needs. Confirm that the power allocation and connector options match the actual vehicles.
Lay out the whole system, including power cabinets, maintenance access, traffic protection and accessible routes. Dispenser dimensions are not the total installation footprint.
| Line item | Scope to confirm |
|---|---|
| Charging equipment | Power units, dispensers, connectors and configuration |
| Electrical supply | Utility study, transformer, switchgear and engineered DC architecture |
| Civil construction | Trenching, pads, drainage, bollards and pavement restoration |
| Driver access | Accessible stall layout, signage and cable management |
| Software and payments | Backend onboarding, metering, payment hardware and recurring fees |
| Commissioning and service | Acceptance testing, training, maintenance and written service coverage |
| Project total | Site-specific written quote |
No verified installed-price range is published here. Request equipment, construction, software and recurring service costs separately. Scope depends on the site, selected configuration and written exclusions; no savings or incentive award is assumed.
Section 30C is unavailable for property placed in service after June 30, 2026. For qualifying property placed in service from January 1, 2023 through that date, the residential credit was 30% with a $1,000 limit per item at a main home. The business credit was 6%, or 30% when applicable prevailing-wage and apprenticeship requirements were met, with a $100,000 limit per item. Eligible location and other requirements still apply. The IRS defines an item as each charging port, fuel dispenser or storage property—not automatically an entire cabinet or household. Confirm historical eligibility and cost allocation with a tax adviser before filing Form 8911. Do not assume state or utility funding is available for a particular model or site. IRS guidance (opens in a new tab).
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Tritium and PKM150 are used for product identification. NuWatt Energy is not affiliated with or endorsed by the manufacturer. Confirm the current supplier, legal contracting entity and warranty terms for any purchase. See our full Brands & Trademarks page.
Source check: 2026-09-14. Manufacturer and, for legacy equipment, successor-service references were reviewed for this guide. This is not NuWatt installation-history evidence, a stock confirmation, a warranty commitment or a verified installed-price offer.
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