Daily energy demand
Use published battery capacity to shortlist a model against the intended energy handoff, then confirm reserve, recharge, and operating conditions.

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TKMC-800 / Van-mounted charging
Bring stored energy to the vehicle. A van-mounted charging system for roadside EV rescue and emergency charging.
75 kWh / 60 kW DC
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TKMC-800 / Product details
Front controls, cable storage and side ventilation in one cabinet. Review the product and installation requirements before choosing your vehicle configuration.
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Why this product
Catalog specification
Published from TAICO MC 2026 Catalog v1.3, page 4.
| Battery capacity | 75 kWh |
|---|---|
| Output power | 60 kW |
| Output voltage | DC 200–1000 V |
| Output current | 0–150 A |
| HMI | 7" Touching Screen |
| Charge mode | Single-player / OCPP 1.6J |
| Working temperature | −10 °C to 60 °C |
| Charger cable length | 7 m |
| Charging gun | GB/T / CCS1 / CCS2 / CHAdeMO |
| Recharge mode 1 | EV DC Charger |
| Recharge mode 2 | AC 3-phase / 20 kW |
| Size | 1580 × 925 × 1050 mm |
| Weight | ≈900 kg |
| Protection level | IP54 |

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How to choose
Use published battery capacity to shortlist a model against the intended energy handoff, then confirm reserve, recharge, and operating conditions.
Use published DC output power as the output-power class. The receiving vehicle and configured charging path determine the actual session.
Both published models list GB/T, CCS1, CCS2, and CHAdeMO. Confirm the project connector, voltage range, and cable reach before quotation.
These systems are transported mobile chargers. If the service must drive the charger to the vehicle without a separate carrier, review the Charging Robot family.
Compatibility / configuration
| Charging gun | GB/T / CCS1 / CCS2 / CHAdeMO |
|---|---|
| Output voltage | DC 200–1000 V |
| Output current | 0–150 A |
| Charge mode | Single-player / OCPP 1.6J |
| Charger cable length | 7 m |
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FAQ
Compare published battery capacity and DC output first: 75 kWh / 60 kW for TKMC-800 and 140 kWh / 120 kW for TKMC-1500. Then confirm vehicles, connectors, recharge source, and deployment constraints.
Public product facts are transcribed from TAICO MC 2026 Catalog v1.3. Final operating configuration remains project-specific.
Yes, van installation is possible. Use rubber pads under the unit as bottom cushioning, and fix it to the vehicle body with bolts of strength grade 8.8. Thread size follows the mounting points reserved on the product. Contact TAICO EV for the mounting specification of your unit.
Leave approximately 30 cm of clearance on both the left and right sides of the unit for ventilation and air intake/exhaust.
There is no single minimum figure. Check your van's rated payload capacity and confirm it can carry the 900 kg unit plus all other equipment and occupants.
Actual charging power depends on the EV's state of charge when it is plugged in and the charging power the vehicle requests. Typically the EV charges at high power first, then power tapers as the battery nears full, which is gentler on the vehicle battery. As TKMC-800 discharges toward the end of its stored energy, its battery voltage drops and output power also decreases.
Evidence / documentation
Published specifications for TKMC-800 are transcribed from TAICO MC 2026 Catalog v1.3, page 4. Request current project documentation for a configuration review.
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