Ann: Preferred Supplier Agreement with Tritium, page-49

The Driven website has indicated problems with the charging cooling cable on some EV chargers
( 150kW + ) so much so that it has required a global shutdown due to the glitch...

"Two electric car charging stations at Euroa in the Australian state of Victoria have been affected
by a global shutdown of 150kW+ charging sites that use liquid-cooled charging cables made by Huber+Suhner. "

In an earlier iteration of the article it was speculated that there was some uncertainty how this
glitch might affect Tritiums chargers ....pleased to report that Tritium's CEO has responded and
indicated that Tritiums chargers are not affected and are safe and operational..

"
Update: Tritium issued a statement to the press on Tuesday assuring that Tritium chargers are not affected by the issue.
“Tritium’s high power Electric Vehicle chargers are safe and operational. Following news of possible issues with charging stations that use Huber + Suhner liquid-cooled, high-powered charging cables, we want to confirm to our customers, drivers and business partners that Tritium high power EV chargers use Phoenix Contact glycol liquid cooled cables, and there are no safety issues with these cables,” says Tritium CEO and co-founder David Finn. "

https://thedriven.io/2019/01/29/victorian-ev-chargers-affected-by-charging-cable-cooling-glitch/

cheers