By Luobinsen 
Publish date: June 21, 2024 
Read time: 2 minutes Updated October 13, 2026. This article has been revised to reflect current product information and clarify technical claims.
In the rapidly evolving world of electric vehicle (EV) charging, high-power solutions serve demanding fleet and public charging applications. Luobinsen develops DC charging equipment for these settings. This article considers the power, interface and protection features that operators should review when planning a charging station.
Versatile and Powerful Charging Solutions
Our DC charging equipment supports different vehicle and site requirements. The current Group charger product page lists a DC 200–1000V output range and both liquid-cooled and air-cooled dispenser options. Connector compatibility and the vehicle’s charging limits must be checked for the selected configuration.
Highway rest stops and public charging stations can require substantial charging capacity. Select cabinet power, dispenser current and the number of charging points together with the available site supply.
Intelligent Charging with Enhanced Functionality
At Luobinsen, we believe that charging involves both power delivery and a usable interface. The current Group charger dispenser specification lists a 15.6-inch high-brightness TFT touch screen. This display provides an interface for drivers to manage their charging sessions.
The product page also describes advertising support on the display. This is an available application of the screen, rather than a guarantee of additional revenue for every installation.
Designed for Safety and Durability
Safety is a key part of DC charging equipment selection. The current Group charger specifications list insulation, short-circuit, voltage and current protection, together with other cabinet and dispenser protection functions. Review the applicable configuration and its installation requirements as part of the project specification.
The product page lists standards including IEC 61851, IEC 62196 and ISO 15118/DIN 70121. A standards list is not, by itself, evidence that every configuration holds every certification. Confirm the documentation applicable to the selected equipment and destination market.
Conclusion
Luobinsen’s DC charging products combine power delivery, user interfaces and protection functions for commercial charging projects. Review the current Group charger information and discuss the proposed vehicles, site supply and operating requirements with Luobinsen before selecting a configuration.
