With global network compatibility, defined power classes, and consistent backward compatibility, it forms the technological basis for a future-proof charging infrastructure in production and intralogistics.
“The CW Charger family marks the transition from technology to infrastructure,” explains Matthieu Ebert, Director of Product and Technology at Wiferion, a PULS business unit. “The systems are more robust, more powerful, and consistently designed for global deployment. This allows us to create a uniform charging infrastructure that works reliably across all modern automation environments.”.
For operators, this means, specifically: less complexity in global deployments, lower integration costs, and a charging infrastructure that scales to fleet growth without requiring system changes. Uniform hardware for a standardized charging infrastructure: The product family comprises the CW1500, CW3300, and CW6000 charging stations, all based on a common platform.
All devices use a uniform hardware platform and differ significantly only in their power rating. This allows for the design of modular, standardized, and long-term expandable charging systems without changes to the basic architecture or peripherals. In this way, operators can implement a consistent charging infrastructure across different fleet concepts and power requirements, while reducing installation and maintenance costs.
International recharging standard for all manufacturers
The new charging platform has been developed for worldwide use. A wide input range of 110 to 240 volts enables operation with global electrical grid standards. In the future, three-phase connections, typical of large-scale industry, will also be supported. The CW charger family is ready for the new VDA5050 M2X standard and is therefore ready for integration between manufacturers into modern fleet and factory management systems. Existing etaLINK and CW1000 product installations remain fully functional and can be migrated to the new platform without additional effort.
The devices are manufactured at the PULS Group facilities, whose industrial manufacturing expertise marks the next stage in Wiferion's technology development. "Becoming part of PULS has allowed us to bring our products up to a fully industrial quality standard," explains Ebert. "Membership in the PULS Group lays the structural and operational foundation for further global growth," Ebert adds. "Industrial manufacturing processes, global sales structures, and proven quality standards position Wiferion as a reliable infrastructure partner worldwide."
