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Exicom Harmony Series Gen 2.0 DC fast charging — 60 to 240 kW in one cabinet family, CCS-2 up to 1,000 V, supplied and installed by EnerzyZone as part of a complete EPC scope.
Supplied as part of a full EPC scope
- Four power classes: 60, 120, 180 and 240 kW, built from 30 kW and 40 kW modules
- CCS-2 outlets up to 1,000 Vdc — covers current and next-generation EVs
- OCPP v1.6j (JSON), so the charger can move between CMS platforms
- System efficiency above 95%, THD under 5%, power factor above 0.98
- IP 54 / IK10 enclosure with de-rating beyond 55 °C instead of shutdown
- Supplied with site survey, electrical design, installation and commissioning
Ranges
Harmony Gen 2.0 — 60 / 120 kW
Commercial sites and fleet depots. One cabinet, 30 kW modules, up to two CCS-2 outlets at 200 or 250 A.
Harmony Gen 2.0 — 180 / 240 kW
Highway corridors and high-throughput hubs. 30 kW and 40 kW modules, outlet current up to 375 A on the 240 kW build.
Specifications
Manufacturer figures, transcribed from Exicom's own Rev00 technical specification sheets for the Harmony Series — Gen 2.0. Expand a model to see the full sheet.
Harmony Gen 2.0 — 60 / 120 kW
60 / 120 kWCCS-2, up to 2 outletsOCPP v1.6j
Harmony Gen 2.0 — 60 / 120 kW
60 / 120 kWCCS-2, up to 2 outletsOCPP v1.6j
Commercial charging sites and fleet depots. Built around a 30 kW conversion module, so the same cabinet scales between 60 and 120 kW.
Power output
| Maximum output power rating | 60 / 120 kW, with 30 kW conversion module |
|---|---|
| DC output voltage rating | 200 – 1,000 Vdc |
| Outlet 1 | CCS-2, 200 / 250 A |
| Outlet 2 (optional) | CCS-2, 200 / 250 A |
| Simultaneous EV charging | 1 or 2 |
Mains input
| Input voltage (nominal) | 380 / 400 / 415 Vac |
|---|---|
| Input voltage range | 320 – 460 Vac |
| Network connection | TN-S |
| AC wiring | 3-phase (L1, L2, L3), N, PE |
| Input frequency | 50 / 60 Hz (range 45 – 65 Hz) |
| AC input current & kVA | 93 A, 65 kVA @400 Vac (60 kW) · 186 A, 130 kVA @400 Vac (120 kW) |
| Conversion efficiency | ≥ 95% at 50–100% load, nominal input |
| THD(i) | < 5% at 50–100% load, nominal input |
| Power factor | > 0.98 at 50–100% load, nominal input |
Protection
| Protection and safety | Over current, under voltage, over voltage, residual current, surge protection, short circuit, over temperature, ground fault, insulation fault, emergency stop |
|---|
Interface & communication
| Display | 10″ TFT LCD touch screen |
|---|---|
| Support language | English (optional multilingual interface) |
| Emergency switch | Red mushroom push button |
| User authentication | RFID, mobile app, OTP, QR code |
| Energy metering (non-billing) | Included |
| Energy metering (MID) | AC input MID meter (optional) |
| Visual indication (LED) | Supply present, state of charging, error |
| RFID | MIFARE — ISO/IEC 14443A |
| Connectivity | Ethernet (RJ45) |
| Modem (option) | 4G LTE (EU) |
| Communication protocol | OCPP v1.6j (JSON) |
| Battery backup | ~30 minutes for the controller unit |
Configuration
| Software update | Over the air, via the Exicom web portal |
|---|---|
| Control and setup | OCPP v1.6j, local (passcode controlled), Exicom web portal |
Mechanical
| Ingress protection | IP 54 per IEC 60529 |
|---|---|
| Impact resistance | IK10 per IEC 62262 |
| Dimensions (H×W×D) | 1,852 × 756 × 534 mm |
| Weight | ≈270 kg without SMR · ≈360 kg with SMR |
| Charging cable length | 5 m (7 m optional) |
| Material | Texture-finish powder-coated SECC |
Harmony Gen 2.0 — 180 / 240 kW
180 / 240 kWCCS-2, up to 2 outletsOCPP v1.6j
Harmony Gen 2.0 — 180 / 240 kW
180 / 240 kWCCS-2, up to 2 outletsOCPP v1.6j
Highway corridors and high-throughput hubs. Uses 30 kW and 40 kW conversion modules, and the 240 kW build raises outlet current to 375 A.
Note: Exicom's Rev00 sheet for this model reuses the 60/120 kW feature page verbatim, so that page still reads “delivers up to 120 kW”, and one row in the table below is still labelled “AC input kVA 60/120kW” while carrying the correct 180/240 kW values. The specification figures here are taken from this model's own table. Confirm the configuration with us before specifying.
Power output
| Maximum output power rating | 180 / 240 kW, with 30 kW / 40 kW conversion module |
|---|---|
| DC output voltage rating | 200 – 1,000 Vdc |
| Outlet 1 | CCS-2, 200 / 250 / 300 A (375 A on the 240 kW build) |
| Outlet 2 (optional) | CCS-2, 200 / 250 / 300 A (375 A on the 240 kW build) |
| Simultaneous EV charging | 1 or 2 |
Mains input
| Input voltage (nominal) | 380 / 400 / 415 Vac |
|---|---|
| Input voltage range | 320 – 460 Vac |
| Network connection | TN-S |
| AC wiring | 3-phase (L1, L2, L3), N, PE |
| Input frequency | 50 / 60 Hz (range 45 – 65 Hz) |
| AC input current & kVA | 280 A, 194 kVA @400 Vac · 372 A, 258 kVA @400 Vac |
| Conversion efficiency | ≥ 95% at 50–100% load, nominal input |
| THD(i) | < 5% at 50–100% load, nominal input |
| Power factor | > 0.98 at 50–100% load, nominal input |
Protection
| Protection and safety | Over current, under voltage, over voltage, residual current, surge protection, short circuit, over temperature, ground fault, insulation fault, emergency stop |
|---|
Interface & communication
| Display | 10″ TFT LCD touch screen |
|---|---|
| Support language | English (optional multilingual interface) |
| Emergency switch | Red mushroom push button |
| User authentication | RFID, mobile app, OTP, QR code |
| Energy metering (non-billing) | Included |
| Energy metering (MID) | AC input MID meter (optional) |
| Visual indication (LED) | Supply present, state of charging, error |
| RFID | MIFARE — ISO/IEC 14443A |
| Connectivity | Ethernet (RJ45) |
| Modem (option) | 4G LTE (EU) |
| Communication protocol | OCPP v1.6j (JSON) |
| Battery backup | ~30 minutes for the controller unit |
Configuration
| Software update | Over the air, via the Exicom web portal |
|---|---|
| Control and setup | OCPP v1.6j, local (passcode controlled), Exicom web portal |
Mechanical
| Ingress protection | IP 54 per IEC 60529 |
|---|---|
| Impact resistance | IK10 per IEC 62262 |
| Dimensions (H×W×D) | 1,852 × 756 × 648 mm |
| Weight | ≈290 kg without SMR · ≈410 kg with SMR |
| Charging cable length | 5 m (7 m optional) |
Stated across the Harmony Gen 2.0 family
Exicom lists these on both sheets. Model-specific figures are in the tables above.
- System efficiency greater than 95%, cutting energy waste and running cost
- Dynamic load sharing in 30 kW steps (optional) across multiple charging stacks
- Intelligent de-rating beyond 55 °C rather than shutting down
- Supports battery systems up to 1000 V, covering current and next-generation EVs
- CCS-2 (ISO/DIN) and full OCPP 1.6 compliance — the charger can move between CMS platforms
- Smart multi-stack charging profiles across several EVs
- Remote Monitoring System for live diagnostics, data logging and fault management, with a rule engine
- Ring Net support — two chargers can be linked on site to raise total output
- 10-inch touchscreen, optional multilingual interface
- Optional customer-specific decals for site branding
Standard and Premium builds
Both power classes are offered in two build levels. Premium adds to the standard build rather than replacing it.
Standard
- Exicom's own OS, so the platform can be extended later
- Very low reactive losses
- Multi-stack smart charging profiles
- Power sharing between two chargers via ring technology
- Light indication showing state of charge per gun
- Flexible authentication process
Premium — adds
- Up to 8 screen savers before the startup screen
- Multilingual interface — up to 6 regional and 2 foreign languages
- Dual arm-based cable management
- Ambient lighting
- Ergonomic gun holder
- Advanced RMS with rule engine and AI-based insights
Source: Exicom Harmony Series — Gen 2.0 technical specifications, Rev00, the Rev00 sheets published on the EnerzyZone site in January 2026. Manufacturers revise hardware — we confirm the exact configuration, including outlet current and module count, in writing before any order.
Which model fits your site?
A spec sheet cannot tell you which unit your site can actually run — that depends on your available load, dwell time and the vehicles you expect. Tell us about the site and we will recommend a configuration, including when a cheaper one would serve you just as well.