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DC Fast Chargers

The future of mobility requires the speed, efficiency, and convenience of a DC fast charger. For EV owners, these innovative solutions are crucial for staying on the road. For commercial property owners, they represent a forward-thinking business opportunity.

Features of Blink EV DC Fast Chargers

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Series 9 (Model 9100) 40kW DCF

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Blink 60kW-360kW DCFC

Blink DCFC

Series 9 (Model 9100) 40kW DCFC

  • Compact, single port design

  • Up to 40kW/133A power

  • Connection via built-in ethernet, Wi-Fi, and 4G LTE

  • Easy-to-read 7” LCD screen

  • Integrated credit card reader for quick and easy charging

  • Wall and pedestal mount options

  • CCS1 connector

  • Plug & charge (ISO 15118) hardware-ready

Blink DCFC

Blink 60kW-360kW DCFC

  • Dual-port design can charge two vehicles simultaneously

  • Up to 360kW/1200A power

  • Connection via built-in ethernet, Wi-Fi, and 4G LTE​

  • High-resolution 10" touchscreen display

  • Available in 500v, 750v and 1000v

  • CCS1, NACS, and CHAdeMo connectors available

  • RFID reader for use with the Blink Mobile app, Blink Card, or RFID credit cards

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What Is a DC Fast Charger?

DC fast chargers (DCFCs) are the fastest type of EV charger, capable of fully charging an EV battery in as little as an hour. Also known as Level 3 chargers, these charging stations are vital for EV drivers traveling long distances or managing busy schedules.

Unlike Level 1 and Level 2 chargers, which supply alternating current (AC) power that the EV must convert to direct current (DC) for storage, DC chargers convert AC power from the grid to direct current (DC) before delivering it to the car’s battery. This allows for much higher power transfer rates and lightning-fast charging times.

Whereas Level 1 and 2 chargers can take many hours to fully charge an EV, Level 3 chargers can replenish up to 80% of the car’s battery in as little as 20-30 minutes.

Power Up Your Business with DC Fast Charging

Drive more revenue

Hosting a DCFC charging station is a great way to attract more customers, boost your competitive edge, and unlock a new revenue stream. To learn more about how Blink can benefit you, check out our available business models.

Get rewarded for going green

Federal, state, and local authorities often offer financial incentives to reward commercial property owners that host EV charging stations. Check out which incentives are available to you to see how you can boost your bottom line.

Future-proof your business

Adding a DC charger for EV drivers means aligning your business with the future of mobility. By 2030, EVs are expected to account for more than a quarter of new-car sales,1 and EV owners are increasingly looking for businesses like yours that cater to their needs.


Lead the way in sustainability

Outfitting your property with DCFCs not only means meeting the growing demand for EV chargers but also positioning yourself as a leader in sustainability and demonstrating your commitment to a greener future.

Who We Are

At Blink, our mission is to help shape the future of green mobility by expanding access to state-of-the-art EV charging stations. We understand the needs of both our network partners and EV drivers, and our products and services are designed for seamless, efficient, and hassle-free charging experiences.

Why Blink?

Cutting-edge Technology

Our chargers are engineered to deliver maximum efficiency, reliability, and speed.

Turnkey Support Services

Our skilled techs will get you up and running and keep your infrastructure in mint condition

Flexible Business Models

We offer a number of plans to suit the needs of any business, big or small.

Frequently Asked Questions

DC Fast Charging Questions, Answered

What’s the difference between Level 2 AC and DC fast charging?

The main difference between Level 2 and Level 3 charging is the time it takes to charge the battery. With a DCFC, charging to 80% takes 20 or 30 minutes, while a Level 2 AC charger could take up to 6 hours. Level 2 chargers take longer because EVs must convert AC to DC before storing the power, whereas DC chargers can deliver electricity directly to the battery.

No. Residential properties are typically limited to single-phase power, meaning they cannot accommodate DC fast chargers. DCFCs are only available to commercial properties or public charging stations with access to three-phase power, which is required to support the high energy demands of these chargers.

Yes, DC fast chargers are a great investment for business owners. Provided your property has access to three-phase power, you should be able to have DCFCs installed without issue. If you’re on single-phase power, you can opt for Level 2 chargers. While not as fast, they can still be a great source of revenue, and the extra time it takes to charge can help increase customer dwell time. 

To find the EV charger that’s right for your business, browse our commercial products.

DC fast chargers require a 3-phase AC input of 400-600 VAC. If you have questions about compatibility, one of our team members will be happy to assist you.

With a DCFC, charging to 80% can take as little as 20 minutes. A full charge typically takes 60 to 90 minutes, depending on the vehicle and battery capacity.

In the United States, DC fast charging primarily uses three connector types: CCS (Combined Charging System), which is widely supported by American and European automakers like Ford, GM, and Volkswagen; Tesla’s proprietary connector, used for its Supercharger network; and CHAdeMO, found on some Japanese vehicles like the Nissan Leaf. Most public fast-charging stations in the U.S. offer CCS and CHAdeMO connectors, while Tesla owners can use adapters to access other networks.

No. While most newer EVs can handle a DC fast charge, some older models or those with smaller batteries cannot support it. Compatibility depends on the type of battery and connector your EV uses. Always check your vehicle's specifications and the charger type to ensure compatibility.

1 S&P Global, “Electric Vehicle Trends”

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