Kempower Station Charger Version 2

Compatibility

Compatible with EpiSensor Edge through a ZEM-65 on each cabinet supply

Kempower directs third-party backends to its OCPP and API integration documentation. Edge does not speak OCPP, so that link stays with ChargEye or the chosen backend. Edge measures each cabinet through an EpiSensor ZEM-65 electricity monitor with Rogowski coils on its three-phase mains supply, which records the energy, power and current per phase it draws.

Station Charger Version 2 with Power Module V2, single or double cabinet; Version 1 and North American configurations differ. Confirm C500 or C800 modules, distribution type, outputs, optional AC socket and meters. Site check: put one ZEM-65 on each cabinet's feeder, with Rogowski coils sized to that feeder and a supply within 110 to 480 V AC line to line.

Connect it with

• Wireless 3-Phase Electricity Monitor ZEM-65 From €625 ex VAT Configure
• Gateway ZGW-20 From €899 ex VAT Configure

Models

Specifications

Version 2 uses Power Module V2 in single- or double-cabinet form. Site output is set by module count, module voltage class, distribution configuration, connector ratings and the vehicle request.^1, 2

Power modules

One to four 50 kW modules per cabinet; single cabinet up to 200 kW, double cabinet up to 400 kW^1, 2

DC outputs

One or two integrated DC connectors; one or two external charging points can extend the system to four^1, 2

Voltage classes

C500 for 500 V class and C800 for 800 V class; confirm module and vehicle voltage compatibility²

Power routing

Dynamic or dynamic-ready distribution; dynamic routing reallocates independent 25 kW channels during charging²

Backend

ChargEye or a third-party backend using Kempower's OCPP and API integration documentation³

Interface

Documented measurements and integration boundaries for Station Charger Version 2.

• C500 and C800 refer to module voltage classes. Record the module type rather than labelling every Station Charger simply as 400 kW.
• Dynamic distribution reroutes power channels during a session. Parallel C500/C800 connections allocate power in 25 kW steps; series-connected C500 modules with adaptive voltage allocate in 50 kW steps. Dynamic-ready fixes the routing until the distribution module is replaced. ChargEye can use even sharing or a configured priority, such as arrival order.
• Integrated energy meters, an AC Type 2 socket and external charging points are options. Do not assume they are present from the cabinet name.

Setup

1. Confirm the Version 2 label, single- or double-cabinet arrangement, C500/C800 module type and count, dynamic or dynamic-ready distribution, integrated and external outputs, meters and optional AC socket.

2. Have Kempower-certified and electrically authorised personnel verify foundations, three-phase supply, protection, cable routing, Ethernet tests and local inspection requirements.

3. Agree the backend and obtain Kempower's OCPP/API documentation and integration support.

   Record charge-point and connector identities before onboarding the charger.

4. For each connector, compare state, requested and delivered power, session energy and timestamps at the charger and backend.

   Repeat with several vehicles to check the configured sharing or priority. Use the ordered C501/C801 and Ds2/Ds4/R table: for example, the four-module C501 Ds4 configuration is limited to 160 kW per point at 400 V despite its 200 kW cabinet total. Its adaptive 800 V mode has a different limit. Confirm total connector power also stays within the installed module capacity and site limit.

5. Test loss and restoration of Ethernet or cellular service and the approved backend.

   Record the observed fallback rather than inferring it from OCPP support.