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Delta, a global leader in power management, has unveiled its latest electric vehicle (EV) charger, the DC Wallbox 50kW. This new charger is designed to meet the growing demand for efficient charging solutions in urban areas and locations with limited space, such as corporate campuses, parking lots, and fleet operation centers. As EV adoption rises, this product offers a practical option for businesses and individuals alike.
Key Highlights
- Slim and lightweight design: Only 10 inches thick and weighing 225 pounds, perfect for tight spaces.
- Powerful charging: Delivers up to 50kW, providing a week’s driving range in about an hour.
- Dual charging capability: Supports simultaneous charging of two EVs with CCS1 or NACS connectors.
- High efficiency: Achieves 97% energy conversion efficiency with IoT-based maintenance features.
- Made in the USA: Manufactured at Delta’s Plano, Texas facility for North American markets.
The DC Wallbox 50kW combines a compact design with robust performance. Its slim profile allows it to be wall-mounted or installed on a pedestal, making it adaptable to various settings. The charger’s 23-foot cable ensures flexibility across different parking layouts, while its ability to charge two vehicles at once adds convenience for busy locations.
Delta will produce this charger at its Plano, Texas facility, reinforcing its commitment to supporting North America’s EV infrastructure. This local manufacturing approach ensures quality and reliability, key factors for businesses and fleet operators seeking dependable charging solutions. The charger also integrates an IoT platform for remote diagnostics and updates, minimizing downtime.
With EV use on the rise, the DC Wallbox 50kW fills a critical gap between slow public chargers and scarce fast-charging stations. It will be on display at the Advanced Clean Transportation (ACT) Expo, April 25 to May 1, 2025, at Delta’s booth #3000.
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