Last chance for anyone on the list to grab one or all four of these
CAN bus controllable air cooled EV charging AC/DC conversion modules.
Together they make a cool 100 Amp 500V 50kW charging station power
converter. No offer too low, I just hate to see brand new electronics
go to waste!
Incidentally I am also looking for a new job, preferably in or around
Silicon Valley. Experienced (staff) System Engineer or HW/FW Engineer
with knowledge of EV Charging, battery management, solar, wireless and
a whole bunch other technologies. Send me a private email if you have
a suggestion. For some background on myself, here is my
https://www.linkedin.com/in/cor-van-de-water-626b8/
Cor.

On Tue, Aug 22, 2023 at 6:48 PM Cor van de Water
<cor.vandewa...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> I ended up inheriting 4 modules that are a standard charging module
> for European 3-phase 400V and can deliver up to 550V DC output. They
> are an older version of this module:
> http://www.pr-electronics.nl/media/documenten/10kW_Charger_datasheet_V22.190918.164023.pdf
> Since they are now located in Silicon Valley and the default voltage
> here is either 208V or 480V, a transformer is necessary to use them in
> USA.
> They were sent to me as part of a project to create a 100+ Amp DC fast
> charging station but that never got developed, so I ended up with
> these 4 modules.
> Maybe it is worthwhile to ship them to Europe, though they are pretty heavy.
> All are in their original shipping boxes straight from PRE factory.
> Can send pics on request but essentially what you see in the datasheet
> is how it looks.
> Serial/model numbers:
> 19030002-120382
> 19030003-120382
> 19030007-120382
> 19030009-120382
> If nobody is interested then I will probably throw them on Ebay.
> Prefer if someone takes all 4 but will entertain just one or two, make
> me an offer.
> Cor.
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