Range
Stellabox sells Sunnic fast chargers alongside CESC batteries. The battery absorbs the charging demand, and the grid sees only smoothed consumption.
A DC charger demands instantaneous power from the site’s connection that the contracted capacity does not always cover. Upgrading the connection is expensive and slow. A battery placed between the grid and the charger absorbs the demand, recharges when the site is quiet, and the capacity bill does not move.
Stellabox sells the charger. EV charging infrastructure means the complete installation: the charger, but also the dedicated cabling, the protection devices, the metering and the supervision. Installation, connection and compliance are the responsibility of the site’s installer.
CCS2 connector, OCPP protocols, touchscreen. Available power ratings, options and configurations are specified in the quote.
EV charging infrastructure means the complete installation: the charger, but also the dedicated cabling, the protection devices, the metering and the supervision. Stellabox supplies the charger. Installation and connection are the responsibility of the site’s installer.
The published range
In an all-in-one charging station, the power conversion and the distribution sit in the same cabinet. In a split-type architecture, one power cabinet feeds several charging terminals, and the power moves to the plug that needs it.
The second distributed architecture, liquid-cooled supercharging, reaches 720 kW and supports two types of charge point on the same power block. It has its own section, immediately after this one.
Five power ratings, two CCS2 connectors per charging station. The detail appears below.
60 kW
2 CCS2 connectors
The first power step in the series. It is the only one whose output is capped at 200 A on a single connector.
Manufacturer Sunnic
120 kW
2 CCS2 connectors
Twice the first power step, with 400 A already available on a single connector.
Manufacturer Sunnic
160 kW
2 CCS2 connectors
40 kW power modules, and an output range that reaches 532 A.
Manufacturer Sunnic
180 kW
2 CCS2 connectors
30 kW modules and an output range that reaches 600 A.
Manufacturer Sunnic
240 kW
2 CCS2 connectors
The highest power rating in this series, with an output range that reaches 800 A.
Manufacturer Sunnic
A different, smaller cabinet, with a 10.1-inch screen. It is not the same machine as the series above, even at the same power rating.
60 kW
2 charging points
The lowest power in the all-in-one range, for a light fleet or a visitor car park.
European distributor
80 kW
2 charging points
The intermediate step, when two vehicles often charge at the same time.
European distributor
120 kW
2 charging points
The power level that starts to weigh on a site's grid connection, and where the battery becomes useful.
European distributor
160 kW
2 charging points
The model in this series for which the distributor publishes the detail. Its specifications appear below.
European distributor
One power cabinet, several charging terminals, and the power shared between the plugs.
360 kW
up to 6 plugs
Nine 40 kW modules in one cabinet, distributed to a maximum of six plugs. For a site that charges several vehicles one after another.
European distributor
480 kW
up to 8 plugs
Twelve 40 kW modules and two more plugs. The highest power rating in the published range.
European distributor
Range published by the manufacturer and by its European distributor. The models actually sold by Stellabox, their options and their lead times are specified in the quote.
Supercharging
One power block, several charge points, and power that moves to whichever one needs it. This is the only family in the range for which the manufacturer publishes the complete data sheet.
Rendering by the manufacturer Sunnic
It carries the full power of the system and distributes it to the charge points. It is the unit connected to the grid, not the charge points.
A single connector, with all the power on it. The cooled cable is thinner and lighter than a conventional cable: that is what makes 480 kW manageable with one hand.
Two connectors, a more moderate power level, no cooling circuit to maintain. This is the charge point for bays where vehicles stay parked for a long time.
A capability that is not measured does not belong in this list: every line carries the figure published by the manufacturer.
Input
Output
Supervision and safety
Standards cited
Specifications recorded on September 28, 2026 from the Sunnic manufacturer data sheet.
Two figures from the data sheet do not appear here. The stated charging time depends on the vehicle plugged in, not on the charge point. Service life and mean time between failures commit a seller: they are addressed in the quotation.
Rendering by the manufacturer Sunnic
720kW
The highest power rating in the published range.
This is liquid-cooled supercharging: one power block that feeds several charge points and moves power to whichever one needs it, in steps of 60 kW. The models actually sold by Stellabox are specified in the quotation.
Published by the manufacturer Sunnic
The manufacturer data sheet
What the manufacturer publishes for its five power ratings: first what sets them apart, then what they have in common.
One cabinet for all five power ratings
The five models in the series share the same floor-mounted cabinet, the same 32-inch touchscreen and the same CCS2 connectors. What changes from one model to the next is the power delivered, the number of modules and the weight: the table below sets them side by side.
Manufacturer visual from Sunnic
| Specification | 60kWEVDC2-60K-C-EU | 120kWEVDC2-120K-C-EU | 160kWEVDC2-160K-C-EU | 180kWEVDC2-180K-C-EU | 240kWEVDC2-240K-C-EU |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Maximum input current | 107,4 A | 214,9 A | 286,5 A | 322,3 A | 429,7 A |
| Output current range | 2 to 200 A | 2 to 400 A | 5 to 532 A | 5 to 600 A | 5 to 800 A |
| Maximum output on one connector | 200 A | 400 A | 400 A | 400 A | 400 A |
| Power module | 30 kW | 30 kW | 40 kW | 30 kW | 40 kW |
| Weight | approximately 230 kg | approximately 260 kg | approximately 280 kg | approximately 300 kg | approximately 330 kg |
Common to all five models
Grid connection
Output
Charging point
Safety
Environment
Specifications recorded on February 25, 2025 from the Sunnic manufacturer data sheet.
The manufacturer states that CE, UKCA and CB certification was in progress at the date of this data sheet. The warranty period is not shown here: it is the seller's commitment and is handled in the quotation.
Two power ratings
The two cabinets share the same electronics and differ only in the number of modules and plugs, and in their overall dimensions.
| Specification | 360kWup to 6 plugs | 480kWup to 8 plugs |
|---|---|---|
| Architecture | ||
| Rated power | 360 kW | 480 kW |
| Power modules | 9 modules of 40 kW, in 6 groups | 12 modules of 40 kW, in 8 groups |
| Connectable charging terminals | 3 two-plug terminals, or 6 single-plug terminals | 4 two-plug terminals, or 8 single-plug terminals |
| Distribution when all plugs are charging | 40 + 80 + 40 + 80 + 40 + 80 kW | 40 + 80 + 40 + 80 + 40 + 80 + 40 + 80 kW |
| Power available on one plug | 40, 80, 120, 160, 200 ou 240 kW | 40, 80, 120, 160, 200 ou 240 kW |
| Grid connection | ||
| Input voltage | 380 Vac plus or minus 15%, three-phase with neutral and earth | 380 Vac plus or minus 15%, three-phase with neutral and earth |
| Frequency | 45 to 65 Hz | 45 to 65 Hz |
| Rated input current | 582 A | 773 A |
| Power factor | greater than or equal to 0.99 | greater than or equal to 0.99 |
| Current harmonic distortion | less than or equal to 5% | less than or equal to 5% |
| Output | ||
| Voltage range | 100 to 1000 Vdc | 100 to 1000 Vdc |
| Output current error | less than or equal to 0.5% | less than or equal to 0.5% |
| Output voltage error | less than or equal to 1% | less than or equal to 1% |
| Peak voltage ripple | less than or equal to 1% | less than or equal to 1% |
| Overall dimensions | ||
| Power cabinet | 1200 × 900 × 1950 mm | 2100 × 900 × 2100 mm |
| Charging terminal | 450 × 200 × 1500 mm | 450 × 200 × 1500 mm |
| Cabinet weight | 590 kg | 900 kg |
| Weight of one terminal | 100 kg with two plugs, 80 kg with one plug | 100 kg with two plugs, 80 kg with one plug |
| Environment | ||
| Installation | indoor or outdoor, IP54 | indoor or outdoor, IP54 |
| Cooling | forced air | forced air |
| Connectivity | Ethernet or 4G | Ethernet or 4G |
| Operating temperature | -20 to +50 degrees | -20 to +50 degrees |
| Storage temperature | -40 to +80 degrees | -40 to +80 degrees |
| Relative humidity | 5 to 90%, non-condensing | 5 to 90%, non-condensing |
| Altitude | up to 2000 m without derating; above that, the permissible temperature drops by one degree every 100 m | up to 2000 m without derating; above that, the permissible temperature drops by one degree every 100 m |
Specifications recorded on September 21, 2026 from the European distributor.
The documented model
This is the compact series model for which the European distributor publishes the detail. These values belong to it alone: they apply neither to the other power ratings nor to the 32-inch series.
| Specification | Valeur | Provenance |
|---|---|---|
| Connectors | CCS2 as standard, CHAdeMO optional, 62.5 kW maximum on CHAdeMO | European distributor |
| DC voltage range | 200 to 1000 V | European distributor |
| Maximum current | 200 A | European distributor |
| Peak efficiency | above 95 % | European distributor |
| Ingress protection | IP54 | European distributor |
| Operating temperature | -30 to +50 degrees | European distributor |
| Altitude | below 2000 m | European distributor |
| Dimensions | 850 × 610 × 2000 mm | European distributor |
| Net weight | 330 kg or less | European distributor |
| Screen | 10.1-inch colour touchscreen | European distributor |
| Cable | 5 m | European distributor |
| Cooling | forced air, noise 60 dB or less | European distributor |
| Communication | PLC, DIN 70121:2014, ISO 15118 | European distributor |
| Control system | OCPP 1.6 and 2.0 | European distributor |
| Standards cited | CE, CB, UKCA, TR25 | Manufacturer documentation |
| Options | RFID reader, payment terminal | European distributor |
Specifications published by a European distributor. Certificates are provided with the quote.
Installing a fast charger on a site whose contracted power is already stretched simply moves the problem to the capacity bill. The battery absorbs the charging demand, and the grid sees only smoothed consumption. That is why Stellabox sells Sunnic chargers alongside CESC batteries, not separately.