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Update - RT18 for Electric Vehicle Chargers Published on Tuesday, 21 June 2016 02:09 The RT18 has been successfully designed into Efacec's QC24S EV charger, where three RT18 rectifiers operate in parallel to produce 24kW. Pedro Silva, Managing Director of Efacec Electric Mobility says, The QC24S is the perfect solution for private locations like fleets, car dealers, repair shops, condominiums and others, but also for public locations like shopping centers, parking lots, supermarkets, hotels, restaurants, etc. It can be directly integrated in any charge point operator back office via the internet. With an attractive customizable design, its low volume wall mount construction allows mounting without occupying floor space. Outdoor use is possible, but also its high power factor and efficiency makes it ideal for indoor locations as the heat dissipated is low. These characteristics are possible with the use of the RT18, the most advanced solution in power conversion that meet the demanding requirements of EV charging. According to Nicholas Yeoh, Director of Sales & Marketing at Rectifier Technologies, The high density andhigh efficiency of RT high voltage power suppliers, enables more compact EV chargers to be introduced. We are thrilled to be working with a leading provider of EV charging systems like Efacec who is globally known for making high quality EV chargers The QC24S has now been tested and is in the labs of BMW ( both in Germany and USA ), RWE, Allego, Energica, Siemens and others. ............................................................................. New Product Development for the Electric Vehicle Charging Industry Published on Tuesday, 26 April 2016 09:02 Rectifier Technologies Pacific (RTP), has signed a contract to design a customised front end power unit for a European customer in the Electric Vehicle Charging industry. The customer, Efacec Electric Mobility (Efacec), is a leading provider of Electric Vehicle charging systems, with a global presence. Under the contract, RTP will provide services to Efacec for the development of a customised power factor correction module (PFCM). RTP will design the PFCM and will be granted exclusive rights to manufacture the product. http://www.rtp.com.au