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TKMC-2600
261 kWh · 120 kW
TAICO MC 2026 Catalog v1.3 · Page 11
Why this product
Who it is for
Catalog specification
Published from TAICO MC 2026 Catalog v1.3, page 11.
| Battery capacity | 261 kWh |
|---|---|
| Output power | 120 kW |
| Output voltage | DC 200–1000 V |
| Output current | 0–250 A |
| HMI | 10" Touching Screen |
| Charge mode | OCPP 1.6J / touching |
| Working temperature | −10 °C to 60 °C |
| Charger cable length | 7 m |
| Charging gun | GB/T ×2 (CCS1 / CCS2 / CHAdeMO) |
| Recharge mode 1 | AC 3-phase / 40 kW |
| Recharge mode 2 | Solar PV-IN (optional) |
| Size | 1300 × 1100 × 2077 mm |
| Weight | ≈2365 kg |
| Protection level | IP54 |
Catalog product photography
This catalog image shows TKMC-2600 as published in TAICO MC 2026 Catalog v1.3. Final configuration must be confirmed for the project.

How to choose
Compare published battery capacities against energy demand between recharge periods. Published capacity is not a guarantee of energy delivered to vehicles; allow for operating reserves and conversion losses.
Both published models list AC three-phase recharge and optional solar PV-IN. Confirm whether PV input is required for the project.
Choose this family for stationary installation. Mobile charging, robot, and mobile power families cover transported or self-propelled formats.
Both published models list GB/T ×2 with CCS1, CCS2, and CHAdeMO options. Confirm the project connector configuration before quotation.
Compatibility / configuration
| Charging gun | GB/T ×2 (CCS1 / CCS2 / CHAdeMO) |
|---|---|
| Output voltage | DC 200–1000 V |
| Output current | 0–250 A |
| Charge mode | OCPP 1.6J / touching |
| Charger cable length | 7 m |
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FAQ
Stationary EV charging serves vehicles at a fixed site. This product family combines battery energy storage with DC charging. The catalog lists PV-storage charging stations and grid-complementary systems as its applications.
TKMC-2000 has 200 kWh of battery capacity and 120 kW DC output. TKMC-2600 has 261 kWh and 120 kW DC output. Compare the AC recharge inputs in the table, then confirm grid connection, PV input, and installation scope. Higher battery capacity does not mean higher output power.
Choose stationary charging for a planned charging location. Choose transported mobile charging equipment when the service must bring stored energy to vehicles at different locations. Transport, site access, and recharge arrangements must match the operating plan.
Grid-complementary operation does not guarantee that a site can avoid a grid upgrade. Review the available supply, charging demand, recharge schedule, and installation requirements.
Provide the site location, available grid supply, daily charging energy demand, target vehicles, connector standard, charging schedule, and whether solar input is required. Confirm installation access and the operating plan with the project team.
Both models list optional solar PV-IN. Confirm the PV input configuration, grid connection and charging connector requirements before quotation.
Evidence / documentation
Published specifications for TKMC-2600 are transcribed from TAICO MC 2026 Catalog v1.3, page 11. Request current project documentation for a configuration review.
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