What is a liquid cooled charging system?

A liquid-cooled charging system includes: a liquid-cooled charging gun (vehicle plug), coolant, liquid-cooled cable, an overall cooling system (thermal management system, including circulation pump, reservoir, radiator, etc.), charging gun core flow channel structure, tail cable locking structure, and temperature control.

What is a liquid cooled charging cable?

Liquid-cooled charging cables, on the other hand, use thinner wires and liquid cooling technology to effectively reduce the temperature at the DC contacts of the cable and vehicle electrical connectors, while also making the cables lighter and easier to handle and use.

What is liquid cooling & how does it work?

Liquid cooling is a key technology for cooling battery cells and packs. Methods such as cold plate cooling and immersion cooling in insulating liquid effectively remove heat generated by the battery by circulating coolant through the battery pack, ensuring it operates within an optimal temperature range.

What is the heat dissipation principle of a liquid cooled charging gun?

The heat dissipation principle of the liquid-cooled charging gun is to set a liquid-cooled pipe in the charging cable, so that the coolant takes away the heat of the charging module, thereby reducing the temperature rise during the charging process.

What are the different types of EV charging?

Today, there are three main types of charging, with a fourth, faster option under exploration: Liquid-Cooled Charging Piles. EV Charging Stations: Level 1 and Level 2 chargers use onboard converters to manage the power flow to the battery pack.

How do EV charging stations work?

EV Charging Stations: Level 1 and Level 2 chargers use onboard converters to manage the power flow to the battery pack. Level 3 and higher-level charging typically involve external converters and Electric Vehicle Supply Equipment (EVSE) control to safely and efficiently handle higher power loads.