PDTS highlight Wallbox vehicle charging system at ITS World Congress

Austrian company PDTS will highlight its Wallbox PC 310/320, an intelligent, network- and customer-friendly electric vehicle (EV) charging system for the private and semi-public sector. Using type 1 and 2 e-mobility connectors to ensure broad charge compatibility, the configuration of the PC 310/320 is standard IEC 61851-1 compliant with Mode 3 charging, enabling safe and convenient charging of electric vehicles at speeds much faster than conventional electrical outlets.
September 26, 2012 Read time: 1 min
Austrian company 6614 PDTS will highlight its Wallbox PC 310/320, an intelligent, network- and customer-friendly electric vehicle (EV) charging system for the private and semi-public sector.

Using type 1 and 2 e-mobility connectors to ensure broad charge compatibility, the configuration of the PC 310/320 is standard IEC 61851-1 compliant with Mode 3 charging, enabling safe and convenient charging of electric vehicles at speeds much faster than conventional electrical outlets.

As part of the ETS-2010 system, the Wallbox serves as a gateway to the ETSweb charging platform, which allows motorists to easily access the charging infrastructure and review their personal charge history via PC and Smartphone.

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