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2KW 144V 180V AC to DC EV On Board Charger

Input: 90～265VAC /10A
Rated Power: 2KW
Output voltage: 0～180V DC
Output current: 0～13A
Product description: The 2KW 144v on board charger applications are widespread and include cars, trucks, and motorcycles, as well as public transportation like electric buses and trains. Industrial applications for electr
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Part No	Input Voltage Range	Rated Output Power	Rated Output Voltage	Output Voltage Range	Output Current Range
SK-L144V2000	90～265VAC	2KW	144V DC	0～180VDC	0～13A

Basic Data of 2KW 144V On Board Charger

Specification	Model	SK-LXXXV2000 (SK-L144V2000)
AC Input	Phases/ Lines	1-phase;Single Phase
	Input Voltage /Current	95V - 265V AC /≤10A
	Frequency	45Hz-65Hz
DC Output	Output Power	2KW @ 220VAC
	Output Voltage	0～180VDC (Rated 144V)
	Output Current	0～13A
Others	Operating noise	≤60dB
	CAN BUS	Support (Baud Rate 125Kbps、250Kbps、500Kbps optional)
	Cooling Method	Fan Cooling
	Dimension	27716599mm
	IP Level	IP 67

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Application of 2KW 144V On Board Charger

On-board charger (OBC) is a kind of power electronic equipment in electric cars, which converts AC power from external power source (such as residential socket or AC charging station) into DC power to charge vehicle battery pack.

The 2KW 144V On Board Charger applications of an electric vehicle onboard charger are widespread and include personal electric vehicles like cars, trucks, and motorcycles, as well as public transportation like electric buses and trains. Industrial applications for electric vehicle onboard chargers include charging electric forklifts, golf carts, and other industrial vehicles. Overall, electric vehicle onboard chargers are a critical component in the growing electric vehicle industry and will continue to play a significant role in the future of transportation.