High-quality Electric Bus Charging Options
Reliable, Scalable E-Bus Charging Infrastructure from a Trusted Manufacturer. Powering Public & Private Transport Efficiently.
Overcoming E-Bus Charging Hurdles: Downtime, Grid Impact & Scalability
We understand the operational challenges of electrifying bus fleets – minimizing vehicle downtime, managing high power demands on the grid, and ensuring future-proof scalability. Our tailored DC fast charging solutions (50kW-350kW+) are engineered to optimize charging schedules, reduce operational costs, and seamlessly integrate with your depot needs.
Engineered for Performance, Reliability, and Fleet Efficiency
Rapid Charging
Minimize downtime with high-power DC fast chargers (up to 350kW+), supporting opportunity and depot charging.
Energy Management
Intelligent load balancing and optional V2G capabilities reduce grid strain and energy costs.
Proven Durability
Robust, weatherproof (IP55+) designs ensure reliable operation in demanding depot environments.
Remote Monitoring
OCPP-compliant platform for real-time diagnostics and operational oversight.
Bus Charging Products
FC060750
- 60kW-360kW
- Level 3
- Business charger
- Maximum output power 360kW
- 7-inch Display Screen
- Supports CCS1, CCS2, CHAdeMO, GB/T
- IP54 level ingress protection
- IK10 anti-collision level
- Full charging standard OEM/ODM
SC07750G
- 30kW/40kW
- Level 3
- Business Charger
- 30 kW / 40 kW output power
- Supports CCS1, CCS2, CHAdeMO, GB/T
- LCD display screen
- Wi-Fi, 4G, Bluetooth,LAN
- OCPP 1.6 / 2.0Protocol
- Compact design
HC0601K
- 60kW-240kW
- Level 3
- Business Charger
- Maximum output power 240kW
- 7-inch color touchscreen
- IC contactless card reader
- IP54 level ingress protection
- Supports CCS1, CCS2, CHAdeMO, GB/T
- Dynamic Load Balancing
VC301KS
- 30kW-240kW
- Level 3
- Business Charger
- Up to 240kW charging power
- 7-inch advertising screen
- Wi-Fi, 4G, and Ethernet connections
- OCPP 1.6 protocol
- Overload or surge protection
- Compatible with all electric vehicles
MC07750G
- 20kW / 30kW / 40kW
- Level 3
- Business Charger
- Max power up to 40kW
- Customized cable length
- CCS1 or CCS2 connector
- Exquisitely designed
- Overheat protection
- Comprehensive electrical protection
XC07750
- 20kW / 30kW / 40kW
- Level 3
- Business Charger
- Maximum 40kW output
- Supports CCS1, CCS2, CHAdeMO, GB/T
- LAN/485/GPRS/4G/WIFI
- 4.3-inch touchable screen
- IP54 waterproof enclosures
- Exquisitely designed
MC07750
- 40kW / 50kW / 60kW
- Level 3
- Business Charger
- Powerful charging up to 60kW
- LED touch screen
- Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, 4G, LAN
- Customized cable length
- Overheat protection
- Comprehensive electrical protection
Tailored E-Bus Chargers Engineered to Your Specifications
Branding & Enclosure Design: Custom logos, colors, and housing to match your brand identity.
Hardware Customization: Power module configurations, specific connector types, cable lengths.
Software Integration: Custom firmware, integration with existing fleet management or payment platforms, API access.
Certification Support: Assistance with obtaining local or specific certifications.
Why Partner with TX for Your E-Bus Charging Needs?
Proven Expertise
10+ years focused on EV charger manufacturing with a strong track record in commercial applications.
Cost-Effective
Leverage our optimized supply chain and manufacturing scale for competitive pricing (5-8% cost advantage).
Quality & Reliability
ISO-certified processes, rigorous testing (including component level), ensuring long-term performance.
Scalable Production
High-capacity factory (20,000m², 500k AC / 10k DC units/year) ready for large deployments.
Your EV Charging Project:
From Consultation to Completion
Electric Bus Charging
Unlocking a Rich Range of Exclusive Products
In addition to electric bus charging stations, our products cover all categories within the charging industry.
EV Charging Resources
How Can Photovoltaic Storage Charging Stations on Highways Achieve Profitability?
Highway-integrated photovoltaic (PV) storage charging stations achieve profitability by combining charging fees, grid services, government subsidies, and ancillary revenue (e.g., retail, ads). Unlike standard stations, they blend solar power, battery storage, and smart grid interaction to cut costs and boost resilience. Key strategies include optimized energy management, dynamic pricing, V2G technology for grid balancing, and location-based amenities. Initial costs are offset by incentives, while diversified revenue streams and future trends like ultra-fast charging and AI-driven operations ensure long-term viability in the EV ecosystem.
How to Maintain EV Charging Infrastructure in Extreme Climates (-30°C to +50°C)?
Extreme temperatures (-30°C to +50°C) challenge EV charging infrastructure through material degradation, condensation, and efficiency loss. Solutions include silicone cables, UV-resistant housings, active cooling/heating systems, and quarterly maintenance tailored to climate severity. Real-world failures (e.g., northern China’s cold) highlight the need for pre-weather inspections, firmware updates, and sheltered installations. Prioritize adaptable materials and robust thermal management for reliable chargers.
How to choose between EV and ICE?
Choosing between EVs and ICE vehicles hinges on operational needs, budgets, and sustainability goals. While EVs offer long-term savings, reduced emissions (zero tailpipe pollution), and lower fuel/maintenance costs, ICE vehicles provide faster refueling and heavy-duty capabilities. Enterprise fleets must assess routes (mileage, downtime), vehicle types (light vs. heavy-duty), financial incentives, and charging infrastructure (Level 2, DC fast charging). Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) analysis shows EVs’ long-term affordability despite higher upfront costs. Emerging trends like solid-state batteries, V2G tech, and autonomous driving signal EV dominance. Planning charging infrastructure and leveraging grants ensure a smooth transition.
How are Disputes Resolved Over Community-Shared Charging Piles?
Conflicts over shared EV charging often stem from charger hogging, unauthorized use, equipment damage, cost disputes, and accessibility issues. Clear communication with signage, meetings, and updates minimizes misunderstandings. Technology like charging software, RFID access, and apps enables scheduling, billing, and real-time monitoring. Formal dispute processes include mediation, arbitration, or legal action. Fair policies require energy assessments, rules for usage/costs, accessibility compliance, and regular reviews. Transparency in billing and data integration enhances consumer protection, ensuring equitable charging for all residents.
get a tailored OEM solution
- Comprehensive OEM solutions
- Safe and reliable chargers
- Cost-effective options
- Suitable for all types of businesses