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MK DC Compact 60 · 60 kW integrated DC charger

60 kW integrated DC charger

60 kW integrated DC charger. Select the power configuration, site supply and vehicle interfaces for your project.

Brand
Mingkong
Model
MK DC Compact 60
Supply
Charging equipment supply
Power options
60 kW
Format
60 kW integrated DC charger
Ingress protection
IP54

Price on enquiry · Configuration, quantity & destination

Supply scope, manufacturer information, applicable documents and warranty arrangements are confirmed in the quotation and order.

APPLICATION & DUTY

Where MK DC Compact 60 fits

60 kW integrated DC charger from the Mingkong charging equipment range. Review the power variant together with input supply, connection standard, installation and operating-platform requirements.

Illustrative passenger-car charging bays
Application illustration
APPLICATION / 01

Public and commercial parking

For public charging stations, shopping-centre parking and commercial sites. Match the selected power and connector configuration to the available supply and expected vehicle dwell time.

Illustrative delivery-van charging depot
Application illustration
APPLICATION / 02

Fleet and transport facilities

For taxi, commuter, logistics and other fleet charging requirements described in the catalogue. Provide the vehicle list, daily charging schedule and number of simultaneous sessions.

PRODUCT ENGINEERING

Construction & operating functions

MK DC Compact 60 product illustration
MK DC Compact 60Product illustration · Configuration varies by specification
DETAIL / 01

DC voltage coverage

The catalogue describes a 200–1,000 V DC output range. Match the charging envelope to the selected vehicle battery and connector configuration.

DETAIL / 02

Dual-outlet power allocation

The dual-connector version distributes available power between two vehicles. Confirm the number of outlets and simultaneous-output limits before selection.

DETAIL / 03

Operator controls and remote monitoring

Time, energy, amount and customised charging strategies are described, together with remote equipment status, order management, fault alarms and diagnostics.

DETAIL / 04

Flexible authentication

RFID, QR-code, VIN-based and plug-and-charge methods are described. Availability depends on the selected controller, backend and vehicle integration.

DETAIL / 05

Thermal and network integration

The catalogue describes temperature-controlled operation, backend integration and remote updates. Confirm the protocol version and update scope for the delivered controller.

DEFINE THE SELECTED ASSEMBLY

Configuration & installation interfaces

Illustrative engineer reviewing charging-equipment placement and installation interfaces
SPECIFICATION & INTEGRATIONPlan the charging installation

Review site supply, vehicle interfaces, cable reach, mounting and operating-platform requirements together.

Illustrative working scene
Supply and site integration
Confirm the site voltage, frequency, available transformer capacity and simultaneous charging demand. Upstream switchgear and cable selection depend on the final installation.
Vehicle connector and charging protocol
Select the required vehicle interface and charging protocol for the destination. Connector appearance alone does not establish compatibility.
Network and operating platform
Confirm the backend protocol/version, SIM or Ethernet arrangement, billing integration and user-access methods. Network connectivity does not by itself confirm backend compatibility.
Installation and delivery scope
Agree the charger or cabinet, terminals, cables, foundation interfaces, commissioning documents, spare parts and warranty scope in the quotation.

Installation & connection checklist

  • Provide the site single-line diagram, available AC supply, earthing arrangement and upstream protection.
  • Confirm vehicle connector standards, DC voltage range and required power per active outlet.
  • Provide foundation or wall details, cable routes, ventilation clearances and service access.
  • Specify the backend platform, network coverage, authentication methods and local payment requirements.
CHARGING SPECIFICATIONS

Power & technical data

Choose a power configuration, then review the matching supply, interfaces and installation requirements.

Mingkong catalogue referenceRated power (kW)Listed output current (A)Enquiry
MK DC Compact 60 / 60 kW600–199Request this configuration ↗

Mingkong catalogue references identify the configuration for enquiries. Confirm the final ordering code, vehicle interface and technical schedule. Output current, voltage and simultaneous charging limits must be considered together. A dash means no confirmed value is published.

Electrical supply

ParameterCatalogue value
Input voltage380 V AC ±15%
Conversion efficiency≥96.5%

Construction and environment

ParameterCatalogue value
Catalogue dimensions (mm)1517 × 640 × 300
Ingress protectionIP54
Noise≤65 dB

Operation and connectivity

ParameterCatalogue value
Charge modeAutomatic charging to full
AuthenticationRFID card / QR code / password
NetworkEthernet / 4G

Protection

ParameterCatalogue value
Listed functionsConnector temperature monitoring; overvoltage; undervoltage; overload; short circuit; earthing; overtemperature; low temperature; insulation monitoring; reverse polarity; surge protection; emergency stop; leakage protection.

Output and installation

ParameterCatalogue value
Output voltage200–1,000 V DC
Operating altitude<2,000 m
Ambient temperature (feature text)−30 to +55 °C
Mingkong charging catalogue · PDF ↗

Drawings & project documents

Request the selected cabinet and terminal dimensions, cable schedule, connection diagram, commissioning requirements and applicable test documents with your enquiry.

Request matching documents ↗
DOCUMENTS · DELIVERY · SUPPORT

Technical coordination & after-sales enquiries

MK DC Compact 60 product illustration
MK DC Compact 60 · Product illustration

Confirm the order documents

Agree the selected specifications, applicable drawings, inspection records and identification requirements in the quotation and order.

Coordinate delivery

Include quantity, destination, packing requirements and preferred trade terms. Confirm transport scope and the requested delivery schedule with the quotation.

Request technical support

For an existing unit, provide its model, nameplate or order reference and a description of the issue. Include relevant photos or records already available. Warranty and service scope follow the agreed order terms.

Contact about this model ↗
DEFINE YOUR CHARGING REQUIREMENT

Request a charging configuration

Price on enquiry

Specify the configuration, quantity and destination. Currency, quotation validity, freight, duties and delivery terms are agreed in the quotation.

Project procurement

New charging sites

Discuss requirements ↗
What to prepare

Site plan, available supply, vehicle types, required charging power and destination.

Distributor procurement

Repeat supply requirements

Discuss requirements ↗
What to prepare

Power variants, connector standards, quantities, branding and documentation needs.

System integrators

Charging-system integration

Discuss requirements ↗
What to prepare

Backend protocol, metering, protection, power allocation and commissioning scope.

Repair & replacement

Existing equipment support

Discuss requirements ↗
What to prepare

Nameplate, controller/module version, fault information, connector details and photos.

Illustrative enquiry scenarios.

Charging selection checklist

  • Destination country, vehicle types and connector standards
  • Required charging power, number of outlets and simultaneous sessions
  • Site AC voltage, frequency, available capacity and installation layout
  • Backend protocol/version, authentication, payment and documentation requirements

Plan your enquiry

Use these guides to prepare the information for equipment selection and quotation.