S-HUB: Powering the Next Generation of EV Charging Solutions
S-HUB: The Future-Proof Solution for EV Charging
Fixed power per plug is often misunderstood. In many cases, it’s limited by the power supply or constrained by basic methods like a 50/50 split. What’s more, for most charging scenarios, such fixed power allocation isn’t even necessary. Vehicles reach peak power only briefly, like the Taycan, which draws 320 kW for just 6 minutes, or less than half a percent of daily charging time.
Recognizing these realities, WILLBERT by EUROLOOP’s S-HUB system stands out as a solution that meets modern charging needs. Capable of delivering up to 720 kW and supporting up to eight plugs, the S-HUB system is designed for today’s market and future advancements in EV technology, from cars to electric trucks and even boats.
Smart Power Allocation: Maximizing Efficiency and Performance
At the heart of the S-HUB system is its Smart Power Allocation, a dynamic power-sharing feature that optimizes electricity distribution during charging. It adjusts power flow based on each EV’s requirements, ensuring no energy is wasted. This reduces charging times and maximizes station efficiency.
Efficiency and Longevity
The S-HUB leverages silicon carbide (SiC) technology for 97% efficiency, minimizing energy loss and operational costs. By avoiding overuse of its power modules, it extends their lifespan, offering a long-term, reliable solution for operators.
Flexible and Future-Proof
S-HUB’s adaptability to different charging needs makes it versatile, whether for cars, trucks, or yachts. Its future-proof design ensures it will remain a crucial part of the EV infrastructure as technology evolves.
WILLBERT by EUROLOOP continues to lead with innovations like the S-HUB, combining efficient CAPEX use and low installation and operational costs, making it a smart investment for modern charging solutions.
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Tomasz Rydz supports the execution of marketing strategy by creating audiovisual content and managing event presence at WILLBERT by EUROLOOP. He has a strong background in automotive marketing, he previously worked at Toyota Central Europe and a renowned tuning company in Florida. At EUROLOOP, he focuses on brand visibility, content creation, and engaging customer experiences in the evolving EV charging market.
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