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Abb — Technical Presentation (January 2026)

25 slides from Abb's technical presentation, January 2026

  1. Slide 1: C-Kit EV charging controller Customer presentation

    — JANUARY 2 02 6 C-Kit EV charging controller Customer presentation

  2. Slide 2: Index

    — Index 01. What is ABB C-Kit? 06. Documentation 02. Main features 07. Accessories 03. Technical data 04. Communication protocols 05. Installation and commissioning

  3. Slide 3: What is C-kit

    What is C-kit

  4. Slide 4: What is ABB C-Kit? Definition

    — 1. What is ABB C-Kit? Definition +30 ABB C-Kit is a dynamic load management solution enabling the flexible management of up to 30 Electric Vehicle charging points, ensuring the most efficient use of your available power. Up to 13 Smart Breakers and Meters* present in an electric vehicle charging s

  5. Slide 5: What is ABB C-Kit? Key Benefits

    — 1. What is ABB C-Kit? Key Benefits Speed up EV charging infrastructure projects avoiding the investment and time required to install new electrical equipment ABB C-kit connects to or complex energy management systems​ and compliance to new Electric Vehicle chargers to standard UL 3141 dynamically

  6. Slide 6: Why C-Kit?

    — 1. Why C-Kit? FOR THE GRID FOR THE PLANT FOR THE CUSTOMER Power management: Avoid power interruptions: Integrated webserver: It helps keeping the power peaks under control By setting the power limits of the EV charging Easy configuration and states visualization. infrastructure and giving the prio

  7. Slide 7: Main features

    MAIN FEATURES

  8. Slide 8: Main features: Typical architecture

    — 2. Main features Typical architecture Monit oring OCPP - max 30 Chargers Modbus TCP OPC UA Modbu s RTU EV Chargers Ethernet switch C-Kit Web Ser ver Modbus TCP - max 13 Modbus RTU Ethernet switch Breakers and Meters

  9. Slide 9: Main features: Typical architecture

    — 2. Main features Typical architecture C-Kit acquires and manages up to a maximum of 30 charging stations in OCPP and 13 Smart Breakers and Meters in Modbus TCP / RTU Load Management Zone management Reporting information Static/dynamic load management of Different thresholds Reporting information v

  10. Slide 10: Technical data

    TECHNICAL DATA

  11. Slide 11: Technical data

    — 3. Technical data Capability Connectivity and Monitoring Manages up to 30 EV chargers and 13 Protocols managed: smart breakers and meters • Modbus TCP-IP and RTU as client for breakers/meters – maximum • third-party breakers and meters 13 devices managed supported* • OCPP v1.6 as server for interf

  12. Slide 12: Technical data: UL 3141 – The PCS Safety Standard

    — UL 3141 – The PCS Safety 3. Technical data Standard UL 3141 – The Power Control System (PCS ) Safety standard - UPCOMING Requires local power control systems Cloud-based communication systems can be included, but off-site controlling is not acceptable for the limiting function of the PCS or config

  13. Slide 13: Technical data: Dimensions

    — 3. Technical data Dimensions Installation and further information can be found in the Kit Sheet provided with the product

  14. Slide 14: Communications

    COMMUNICATIONS

  15. Slide 15: Communication

    — 4. Communication OCPP protocol (over Ethernet) is used for communicating with EV chargers Modbus protocol (RTU or TCP) is used for communicating with energy meters, breakers or supervision software

  16. Slide 16: Communication: Overall system architecture

    — 4. Communication Overall system architecture Web Server System Building controller C-kit Management System* Ethernet switch Chargers Management Power Management OCPP Terra AC ABB Modbus TCP / RTU OCPP Terra DC ABB * If the BMS uses Bac Net, need a protocol translator in between the c-kit and the B

  17. Slide 17: Communication: Webserver

    — 4. Communication Webserver

  18. Slide 18: Commissioning

    COMMISSIONING

  19. Slide 19: Commissioning

    — 5. Commissioning Please refer to the installation instructions • C-kit Installation C-kit | Installation instructions (abb.com) Connect C-kit with an Ethernet cable to the same local network (switch) where the 24V DC power supply is required target EV chargers and Modbus meters are connected, as w

  20. Slide 20: Commissioning

    — 5. Commissioning Configuring new OCPP server for ABB AC EV chargers* Configuring • Terra Config app is required for modifying ABB chargers’ settings • Insert required PIN • Modify OCPP server, inputting the C-kit IP address with port 9000 Configuring DC Terra chargers • The ABB DC chargers can be

  21. Slide 21: Accessories

    ACCESSORIES

  22. Slide 22: Accessories

    — 6. Accessories • Storage for data-logger SD card • Required for firmware update included in the box • Required if the installation has DC RTC battery chargers for C-kit Commercial Code 1SDA128384R1

  23. Slide 23: Resources

    RESOURCES

  24. Slide 24: Resources

    — 7. Resources Installation White paper Website instructions EVCI external Leaflet User’s guide How-to Video 1SDH002344A1002

  25. Slide 25: AL GP ED

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