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The Rheinmetall Curb Charger

Robust. Space-saving. Modular scalable.

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The Rheinmetall Curb Charger was developed for easy installation, quick service and maintenance work. Via CurbSwap, the installed electrical module can be completely removed from the curb and exchanged with a replacement module. A quick connector re-establishes the module to the low-voltage network in no time.

The result? Unparalleled cost savings during construction and electrical installations by utilizing dummy curbs across the area, while minimizing any potential downtime for maintenance at individual charging points.

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Equipped with standardized interfaces, integrated 4G modem and Ethernet, our Curb Charger takes communication to the next level. Seamlessly exchange data between the charger and backend systems using the certified OCCP 1.6 communication standard.

The advantage? Real-time information on charging sessions, customer reservations, and the status of charging points, along with the ability to perform over-the-air software updates. This ensures that the Rheinmetall Curb Charger is always up-to-date with the latest technology advancements.

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A well-thought-out cooling concept enables reliable operation at high outside temperatures and prevents overheating. In addition to targeted heat exchange, integrated temperature monitoring ensures optimal charging performance.

At sub-zero temperatures, a built-in heating system ensures visibility and reliable snow- and ice-free operation of the charger.

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Encapsulated electronic components (IP68) and the charging socket equipped with seals and water drains enable reliable charging even in the rain. If water accumulates on the street and compromises a safe charging process, a water level sensor interrupts the process before the residual current device (RCD)
is triggered.

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In the event of electrical faults, the integrated surge protection as well as the permanent contact adhesive and PE monitoring offer additional safety for people, electrical cars and connected systems.

 
General information  
Charging mode Mode 3 charging according to IEC 61851-1
Charging connector Type 2, Case B
Authorization Open charging, RFID, operator app, QR code
 
Mechanical data  
Material Curb: concrete; Electronics module: stainless steel & aluminum
Locking Socket flap, unlocked upon authorization at the curb or through the app
Dimensions (L x B x T)* 1,000 x 250 x 120/150 mm³ (other curb sizes available on request)
Weight approximately 80 kg
IP protection rating IP54 (entire system), IP68 (encapsulated electronic unit)
IK protection rating IK10

 *Dimensions may vary due to tolerances

 
Electrical data  
Max. charging power per charging point up to 22 kW
Nominal voltage, current, frequency 3x230V/400V+N+PE, 32 A, 50 Hz
Protection 6 mA DC fault current detection
Surge protection Typ 2 + Typ 3
 
Connectivity  
Communication protocols with IT backends OCPP 1.6
Communication Integrated 4G modem, Ethernet, RFID
User Interface Status information through LED display, operator app
Display Externally readable, calibrated energy meter (MID-compliant)
Why is a curb charger needed?
What happens in the event of heavy rain or even flooding?
How can users locate the chargers?
Do the chargers work in heat, snow, and ice?
How do users log into the charger?
How is hygiene ensured?
Can people with mobility impairments use the systems?
Do the systems pose a tripping hazard?
How are the curb chargers connected to the power grid?
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Contact
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Alfred-Pierburg-Str. 1

41460 Neuss

Germany

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Phone: +49 02131 520 01