| Brand Name: | Mckee Charging Cube |
| Model Number: | Mckee-80 |
| MOQ: | 1 Piece |
| Price: | Negotiate |
| Payment Terms: | T/T,L/C,D/A,D/P |
The Mckee-80 is the highest power unit in the Mckee module family. It delivers 80kW from an 84mm x 300mm x 437.5mm chassis weighing 17.2kg, takes 260Vac to 530Vac three phase input and produces a 1000VDC to 1500VDC output for high power DC charger builds. Because the envelope is shared with the 40kW, 50kW and 60kW units, a cabinet platform can be designed once and populated to match each site.
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Model | Mckee-80 |
| Rated Power | 80kW |
| AC Input Voltage | 260Vac ~ 530Vac, three phase |
| DC Output Voltage | 1000VDC ~ 1500VDC |
| Dimensions | 84mm x 300mm x 437.5mm |
| Weight | 17.2kg |
| Application | DC charger assembly and module level replacement |
All four ratings share the same 84mm x 300mm x 437.5mm envelope and the same 17.2kg weight class, so a charger platform can be designed once and populated with the power step each site actually needs.
| Model | Rated Power | Typical Charger Build |
|---|---|---|
| Mckee-40 | 40kW | Compact single gun chargers and space limited cabinets |
| Mckee-50 | 50kW | Destination charging cabinets and retrofit upgrades |
| Mckee-60 | 60kW | Mainstream public DC fast charging cabinets |
| Mckee-80 | 80kW | High power DC charger builds and corridor sites |
Rack fit. The 84mm width suits side by side module racks inside a DC cabinet, and the 300mm depth leaves space for the DC busbar and control harness behind the module face. Because the envelope is common across 40kW to 80kW, a cabinet designed for a 40kW build can accept an 80kW module without a mechanical redesign.
Handling. At 17.2kg the unit can be lifted and seated by one technician, which matters on a service visit where the second person is the driver waiting at the bay. Mounting points and cable entry are positioned so the module can be withdrawn forward without removing the cabinet from its foundation.
Assembly sequence. Charger builders typically populate the rack, connect the AC input and DC output, then commission the cabinet as a whole. The 260Vac to 530Vac input window lets the same module stock serve projects in markets with different distribution voltages.
A module level service model changes the economics of an installed base. Instead of swapping a complete cabinet, the operator keeps one spare module per power step on the shelf and returns a bay to service in the time it takes to slide the old unit out and the new one in.
Spares commonality. Because 40kW, 50kW, 60kW and 80kW units share the same envelope and weight, a service van carrying one 80kW module can support mixed power sites, and a 40kW site can be upgraded later without new tooling or a new rack design.
Confirm the charger cabinet rack dimensions against the 84mm x 300mm x 437.5mm envelope, the DC busbar interface, and the AC input voltage available at the project site. Orders are quoted per piece with volume pricing for assembly line supply.
Send your cabinet drawing and target power step and the engineering team will confirm module fit, quantity per cabinet and the delivery schedule.
Is 80kW available in the same size as the 40kW unit?
Yes. Mckee-40, 50, 60 and 80 all use the 84mm x 300mm x 437.5mm envelope and the same 17.2kg weight class.
What output voltage does the module produce?
The DC output window is 1000VDC to 1500VDC, intended for high voltage DC charger architectures.
What input supply is required?
Three phase 260Vac to 530Vac, which covers the common distribution voltages used in export projects.
Can a single technician replace a module on site?
Yes. At 17.2kg the unit is handled by one person and is withdrawn forward from the rack.
Send us your cabinet drawing, target power step and project market, and our engineering team will return a module configuration, quotation and delivery schedule within 24 hours.
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