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HCDC-S2-120 (DC120) front view with dual CCS2 cables
120 kWThree-Phase

DC Fast Charging Station

HCDC-S2-120 (DC120) 120kW DC Fast Charging Station – Dual Connector

HCDC-S2-120 is a dual-CCS2 DC fast charging station in the highest power class of the HIMS DC range (120 kW). It features four 30 kW modules, a 7-inch touchscreen, RFID and remote management via OCPP 1.6J. When two vehicles are connected, total power is shared equally between the two outputs. It is intended for commercial charging applications such as motorway service areas, shopping centre car parks and fleet depots.

120 kW DCDual CCS24 × 30 kW moduleOCPP 1.6JFloor Mounting
Through authorized dealers2 Years WarrantyCE · EMC: EN 61000-6-1/6-3

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Power

120 kW

Three-Phase

Durability

IP54, IK10

Smart Control

OCPP 1.6J · RFID (ISO/IEC 14443A/B)

Warranty

2 Years

CE · EMC: EN 61000-6-1/6-3

Features

120 kW DC Fast Charging
Dual CCS2 Socket
4 × 30 kW module
7" LCD Touchscreen
OCPP 1.6J
RFID (ISO/IEC 14443A/B)
Ethernet / 4G
Over/Under-Voltage Protection
Earth Fault Protection
Smart Management

FROM THE FACTORY

PRODUCTION PROCESS

Control-board assembly and final testing for the DC series take place on the HIMS production line in Yalova.

Control boards and wiring mounted in the station cabinet
Control Board Assembly
Software check with a laptop connected to the control boards
Software and Commissioning Test
Display and LED indicator check on the energised station
Final Test
Power module rack and cooling fans inside the cabinet
Power Modules and Cooling

Full technical data

Technical Specifications

DC current limits 2
Maximum DC current (total / single CCS2 connector)
400 / 250 A
About current limits
The stated values are maximum current limits. Actual output current depends on the vehicle battery voltage, vehicle demand and the station's total power limit. Power is shared equally when two vehicles charge simultaneously.
Electrical 5
Output Power
120 kW DC
Input Voltage
AC 400V – 50/60Hz (AC input)
Output Voltage Range
200-1000VDC
Power Architecture
Four 30 kW modules
Efficiency
≥ 95% (peak)
Mechanical 3
Connector
CCS2
Display
7" touchscreen LCD
Protection Rating
IP54/IK10
Environment 1
Operating Temperature
-30°C ~ +55°C
Communication 1
Protocol
OCPP 1.6J
Safety & Protection 5
Protections
Over/under-voltage, overcurrent, earth fault
Emergency Stop
By button
Temperature Sensors
in connector and power electronics
Fuse Breaking Capacity
20kA
Surge Protective Device (SPD)
Yes
Standards & Certification 2
Standards
Mode 4 · IEC-61851 · ISO-15118 · DIN 70121
Conformity
CE · EMC: EN 61000-6-1/6-3
Options 1
Number of Sockets: Dual (HCDC-S2-120)
Dual CCS2, four 30 kW module architecture, simultaneous charging
Data source
  • HIMS 2026 Product Catalogue (PDF)

Frequently asked questions

How many kW of power does this device deliver, and does it require a single-phase or three-phase connection?

Operates at 120 kW with a three-phase connection. · Supply voltage: AC 400V – 50/60Hz (AC input) · Maximum DC current (total / single CCS2 connector) 400 / 250 A

Which vehicles is it compatible with?

Compatible with electric vehicles that support the CCS2 (Combo 2) DC fast charging connector.

How long is the warranty period?

Covered by a 2-year warranty.

Does it support remote management and OCPP?

Remote monitoring and management are provided via: OCPP 1.6J · For local use at the charger: RFID (ISO/IEC 14443A/B)

What is the protection rating?

Protection rating: IP54, IK10

Single CCS2 — Why 250 A? Designed for new-generation 800 V vehicles

Each CCS2 output of this 120 kW station was designed with a 250 A current limit, with battery architectures above 400 V (800 V class) in mind. At an actual battery voltage of 400 V, the 250 A connector limit gives 100 kW; 120 kW is reached at a higher battery voltage. All of these values depend on vehicle demand and the station's total power limit; a voltage class does not guarantee a fixed output power.

800 V architecture120 kW

current ≈150–200 A / 250 A — limit: station power

400 V architecture≈87.5–100 kW

current 250 A / 250 A (full) — limit: connector current

P = V × IWhy less in the 400 V class? Delivering the same power at a lower voltage takes more current: for 120 kW, at 800 V ~150 A, at 400 V ~300 A and at 350 V ~343 A are needed. For full power, a 400 V vehicle needs a connector carrying ~300–343 A, with a thicker cable; this station's connector is rated 250 A.

A growing share of new-generation models use 800 V architecture; vehicles common in Turkey, such as Togg, are in the 400 V class.

On the dual-socket model, if two vehicles charge at the same time, the station's power is shared between them.

How long will my vehicle take to charge with this station?
DC Fast Chargers from 30 to 120 kW