Mahal has received its first series order for high-demonstration cooling modules in the Megawatt charging sector. Designed for fast-charging stations for electric commercial vehicles, the module has been selected by an European cable manufacturer and megawatt charging system (MCS) outfitter, who gave importance to its extraordinary performance and cost efficiency.
The series production is ready to begin at the late 2025, Namstovo, Slovakia plant. Christian Kuchlin, vice-president of the Mahale Industrial Thermal Systems, said, “This innovative cooling module expands the mahale’s portfolio for intelligent charging solutions and sets new benches in charging infrastructure for electric trucks and heavy vehicles. “
The modular design also enables its use in passenger cars, light commercial vehicles, marine applications and fast-beaching systems for rail transport.
The megawatt charging system (MCS) for electric commercial vehicles is found mainly at service stations and off-motorway. Depending on the external temperature, these charging stations generate waste heat up to 8 kW (KW), rapid charging capabilities up to 3.75 MW (MW) per charging station are possible. “In our cooling modules, we connect four heat exchanges in the series, using air to cool the waste heat of the cable, which takes the fans to the air to the air,” Norman Nagel said , “Thermal system. Cooling modules can be adapted to the installation location of various charging stations specified by customers and without loss -35 From +50 ° C environmental temperature is approved.
Fast charging capabilities up to 500 kW are possible for charging systems for passenger cars and light commercial vehicles. Cooling modules, including heat exchanges, pumps and fans, are modular in design and can also be adapted to customers’ requirements and available installation locations in this case.
The palace stands for technical diversity and, in its three strategic areas of electrification, thermal management and highly efficient durable combustion, develops the best solution for various applications worldwide. As part of its electrification strategy, the motor vehicle supplier focuses on developing efficient electric drives and intelligent charging systems. Thermal management, heating and cooling in a vehicle and related infrastructure, plays a particularly important role in it.
