DC Fast charging station
A DC charger - Why a good choice?
A DC charger is a charging station that charges your car considerably much faster than a normal charging station. You can often find these DC charging stations in well-known and public places. Think of shopping centres, petrol stations or at an office building, for example.
Often, a charge post dc is also seen as an investment. Owners often set a fixed charging rate for the number of kW, which is easily settled at the end of the session at a dc charging station. Due to fast charging, a higher amount is usually settled at and DC charging station, which makes it interesting for investors.
At Wallbox Discounter, we offer DC charging stations from 50 to 240 kW. This already from a price of €17,950 (please note that this is a refurbished model). Our DC charge posts will be highlighted in more detail below.
Why choose a DC charge point?
- Fast charging compared to a normal charger
- Investment for a public spot
Popular models of a DC fast charger
Within Wallbox Discounter, we will soon offer three different DC charging stations, namely the ABB Terra 54, the Smappee 240D and the Smappee 80D. These three dc charging stations will be highlighted further below.
ABB Terra 54 CE
The ABB Terra 54 CE is a refurbished DC wallbox from our range. The charger has been fully checked in the workshop. Worn parts have been replaced and cables replaced where necessary. This makes the dc charging station refurbished, but like new. ABB Terra is known for the wallbox DC's three different cables. The DC charging station features a type 2 plug, a Chademo plug and a CCS plug. In addition, the fast charger has an output power of 50 kW.

Smappee 80D
The Smappee 80D is a DC fast charger that looks tremendously good from the outside. The DC charging station features two different plugs, both of which are equipped with type 2 plugs. Users can easily use this DC charging station as it is equipped with an RFID Scanner and a QR code. Both ways can be easily used to start a charging session. The output current of the 80D is 2x 40 kW. The Smappee 80D DC charging station will soon be available from €32,950. For interest or more information, please contact us.

Smappee 240D
In terms of appearance, the Smappee 240D is the same DC charging station as the 80D, but is a lot heavier than the 80D in terms of output current, namely 2x 120 kW. This means the charging station has a three times more powerful output current compared to the 80D. Furthermore, the DC charging station can be used in the same way as the 80D and is also equipped with an RFID scanner and a QR-Code. The Smappee 240D DC charging station will soon be available from us from €47,950. Please contact us for interest or more information.

Why you should buy a DC charging station
A DC charge post is a good choice as an investment at your public site. Set a charging rate that is profitable for you and you will earn back your investment in the long run. On the other hand, a DC fast charger also charges a lot faster than a normal charge post or Wallbox, making it very attractive for electric car users to use it. At Wallbox Discounter, we always offer DC charging stations of the highest quality, combined with the best service.
Frequently asked questions
What is a DC fast charging station?
DC charging stations (direct current chargers) are fast chargers that charge electric cars directly with direct current (DC). They bypass the car's internal inverter, making the charging process much faster than AC charging. DC chargers are mainly used along motorways, at petrol stations or large companies because of their high power. In fact, the power is often between 50 kW to as much as 350 kW.
Can you do DC fast charging at home?
Home DC charging is possible in theory, but almost not feasible in practice. DC chargers are pricey, large and require a heavy mains connection that most homes do not have. The cost and technical requirements make it unsuitable for private use. For homes, AC charging (alternating current) with 11 kW or 22 kW is much more common and more than sufficient for daily charging.
How fast can a DC charger charge?
The charging time with DC charging depends on the capacity of the charging station and what your car can handle. An average electric car with 80 kW can be charged from 20% to 80% in about 20-45 minutes. Faster models and chargers 120-240 kW can sometimes do this in as little as 15 to 30 minutes. However, charging above 80% often decreases in speed again to protect the battery.
What is the difference between AC and DC charging?
DC charging is rapid charging of the electric car. This is often done at charging stations on the motorway, for example. AC charging is ‘normal’ charging, think of charging the electric car at home or at work. The charging capacity is a lot lower with AC charging than with DC charging because AC charging uses alternating current, whereas DC charging uses direct current.
Can any car charge DC?
Any car can charge DC. Only because the current does not need to be converted, DC charging is faster than AC charging.
Is it better to charge EV with AC or DC?
It depends on the situation. AC charging is ideal for home or work, as it is slower but cheaper and less stressful for the battery. It is suitable for daily recharging, for example at night. DC charging is better for travelling or when you need to charge quickly, but it is more expensive and puts more strain on the battery in the long run. For regular use, AC is often better; for speed on the go, DC is the choice.
Can all EVs use DC fast chargers?
No, not all EVs can use DC fast chargers, it depends on the vehicle’s design and charging port. Most modern electric vehicles are equipped with a DC fast charging port, usually using the CCS (Combined Charging System) standard in Europe. However, some smaller or older EVs, especially early models and plug-in hybrids, do not support DC charging at all and can only charge via AC.




