EV Charging Infrastructure
BSC-S12BCC / BSC-S18BCC / BSC-S24BCC / BSC-S36BCC
Integrated DC super charger, 120 to 360 kW
Integrated dual-connector DC charger for hubs, fleets and highway sites, published by Bescore as the Super EV charger (EU).

BSC-S12BCC / BSC-S18BCC / BSC-S24BCC / BSC-S36BCCIntegrated DC super charger, 120 to 360 kW
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- 120, 180, 240 or 360 kW maximum output
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- 150 to 1,000 V DC; two CCS2 outlets, 250 A each with a 400 A boost, as stated on the datasheet
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- Open Charge Point Protocol (OCPP) 1.6 JSON; Ethernet, 4G, Wi-Fi, RFID, QR code and card payment terminal
Figures as the principal publishes them. Product image for identification, not an installation.

The charger is the last item on the supply.
The site's transformer and protection set what any charger can deliver. Moving up a power tier usually changes the site before it changes the charger.

Power path
- Utility supplyThe service capacity sets the ceiling.
- Site transformerIts rating decides how many chargers run at full power.

- Switchgear and protectionProtection, earthing and cabling are checked at energisation.

- This productBSC-S12BCC / BSC-S18BCC / BSC-S24BCC / BSC-S36BCCConverts site power to what the vehicle inlet accepts.

Four power tiers, four different sites
Photographs are the principal's product images. The tier follows dwell time and the vehicles on site.
- AC, up to 22 kW

Longer-stay parking. The vehicle's onboard charger sets the speed; a branch circuit usually serves it.
- DC, 30 to 60 kW

Workplaces, retail and smaller public sites. A three-phase service, checked against the existing load.
- This productDC, 120 to 360 kW

Hubs, fleets and highway sites. Usually a transformer review or a dedicated supply.
- Split DC, 360 to 720 kW

High-throughput sites. A power cabinet feeding separate terminals, each up to 500 kW.
What the current reference supports.
These facts help determine whether the product deserves further review. They are not a complete compliance matrix or project approval.
Each fact is supported at the evidence level shown above (technical sheet available). Confirm the exact model code, option, revision and controlling terms of reference (TOR) before using any fact in a compliance statement, offer or installation decision.
One product identity. Five controlled evidence gates.
This schedule shows what the public record supports and what Metro Power must still match before the product becomes a technical or commercial commitment.
An image starts identification. Controlled evidence completes selection.
Where this product family may enter the system.
Application fit depends on the exact service, duty, operating objective and approved configuration. Use these as discovery prompts, not automatic recommendations.
What must be confirmed before an offer.
Transformer upgrades, cabling, switchgear, protection, civil works, permits and demand charges may outweigh charger cost; Metro Power evaluates the whole site. The connector family is fixed by the vehicles, not by preference, and is confirmed from the fleet survey before any charger is proposed.
Understand the complete system architecture ↗- 01Vehicle list with each model's DC and AC inlet type and battery voltage class
- 02Energy per vehicle per day and required departure time
- 03Dwell time and turnaround
- 04Transformer/service capacity
- 05Single-line and load profile
- 06Parking, trenching and cable routes
From product interest to a controlled offer.
Requirement
Confirm the operating need, service, site and controlling specification.
Configuration
Match ratings, options, communications, interfaces and accessories.
Evidence
Check datasheet revision, compliance, certificates and confirmation gaps.
Offer gate
Release price and delivery only against the approved configuration.
Need the current datasheet or compliance evidence?
Metro Power will match the document revision, model and configuration to your requirement before release. Tell us the decision, TOR or application the document must support.

