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Dual-Gun AC EV Charging Station (TA-AC-ALD3)

2026-09-14

Dual-Gun AC EV Charging Station: 14 kW, 22 kW and 44 kW in One Pedestal

An AC charging bay does not have to be two separate wallboxes to serve two cars. The TA-AC-ALD3 puts two charging guns on one slim pedestal — 14 kW, 22 kW or 44 kW of AC output, a 4.3-inch display and RFID card reading on the front panel. It is a new-look design for sites that want a tidier bay and a simpler installation.

Dual-gun AC EV charging station with two charging guns on one pedestal

Two Guns, One Station

Each pedestal carries two charging guns, one mounted on each side, so a single unit covers two parking bays instead of one. The guns sit in side holsters with the 5-metre output cables looped on integrated hooks, which keeps the bay clear and stops the cable from being dragged on the ground between sessions.

The user interface is deliberately simple: a 4.3-inch display in a recessed black panel, an LED status bar directly above it, and a card-reading icon below. Drivers see the station state, present a card, and start charging — no separate terminal, no extra hardware on the wall.

Three Output Options: 14 kW, 22 kW and 44 kW

The same pedestal is available in three AC output configurations, all built on one platform:

  • 14 kW — 7 kW per gun, single-phase AC220 V ±15%, output current about 63 A
  • 22 kW — 11 kW per gun, three-phase AC380 V ±15%, output current about 33 A
  • 44 kW — 22 kW per gun, three-phase AC380 V ±15%, output current about 66 A

Because the two guns of a 22 kW or 44 kW unit share a three-phase supply, a site can start with the power it actually needs and specify a higher-output version later without changing the layout or the mounting base.

AC output options of the dual-gun charging station: 14 kW, 22 kW and 44 kW

Two Finishes: White and Dark Grey

The new housing is a tall, slim pedestal with rounded vertical edges, and it is offered in two finishes — white and dark grey — so one product can match a residential car park, an office forecourt or a commercial forecourt without a custom order. Both versions use the same black interface panel, the same gun holsters and the same base plate.

The base ships with pre-drilled corner holes, so the pedestal bolts straight to a prepared foundation. On hardened cement ground, no excavation or concrete pouring is needed — expansion screws are enough.

The charging station in two finishes: white and dark grey

Connector Options: GB/T, Type 1 and Type 2

The station can be supplied with GB/T connectors as standard, or with Type 1 or Type 2 connectors, so the same model serves different vehicle markets. The gun standard is chosen at the order stage, and the corresponding cables and holsters are used.

If you are specifying for a mixed fleet, confirm the connector standard per site rather than per project — it is the single most common cause of a charger arriving that cannot plug into the cars on site.

Connector options for the AC charging station: GB/T, Type 1 and Type 2

Built for Outdoor Commercial Sites

The enclosure is rated IP55 and the operating window is −30 °C to 55 °C, with humidity up to 95% non-condensing and an operating altitude of up to 2000 m. Running noise is under 30 dB, which matters where the pedestal stands close to a residential building or an office entrance. RCD protection is Type A plus DC 6 mA, so DC leakage from the vehicle's onboard electronics is covered as well as conventional AC faults.

Charging Methods, Networking and Load Balancing

Four ways to start a session are supported: RFID card, plug and charge, APP, and scheduled charging. Networking is by 4G or Ethernet, with OCPP support for a central management platform. Load balancing is available as an option using a CT with a single-phase or three-phase meter — useful where several pedestals share a building's existing supply and the operator wants to cap total demand instead of paying for a larger connection.

Technical Specifications

Parameter Specification
Model TA-AC-ALD3
Power options 14 kW (7 kW × 2) · 22 kW (11 kW × 2) · 44 kW (22 kW × 2)
Input voltage AC220 V ±15% (single-phase) / AC380 V ±15% (three-phase)
Input frequency 50 Hz
Output current About 63 A / 33 A / 66 A, by power option
RCD Type A + DC 6 mA
Gun standard GB/T standard; Type 1 / Type 2 optional
Output cable 5 m per gun; no input cable supplied by default
Display 4.3-inch screen with LED status indicator and card reader
Charging method RFID card / plug and charge / APP / scheduled charging
Networking 4G / Ethernet, OCPP
Load balancing Optional — CT with single-phase or three-phase meter
Protection level IP55
Operating temperature −30 °C to 55 °C
Humidity 5% to 95%, no condensation
Altitude Up to 2000 m
Noise Under 30 dB
Dimensions (pedestal) 1590 mm high × 524.59 mm wide; main housing 40 × 156 × 42 × 20 cm, excluding the gun mounts at both ends and the base
In the box Charger, instruction manual, 3 × IC card, 4 × M12×45 hex bolts

Incoming cable reference (per the installation table, for the wall-mounted dual-gun GB/T version — final selection must be confirmed by a qualified electrical engineer):

Power configuration Supply Approx. current Recommended incoming cable (copper)
14 kW (7 kW × 2) Single-phase 220 V About 63.6 A 5 × 6 mm² or 5 × 10 mm²
22 kW (11 kW × 2) Three-phase 380 V About 33.4 A 3 × 16 mm² or 3 × 25 mm²
44 kW (22 kW × 2) Three-phase 380 V About 66.8 A 5 × 16 mm² or 5 × 25 mm²

The manual specifies an incoming cable with a temperature rating of at least −40 °C to +90 °C, and pre-buried conduit of Φ25 in PVC or SC material.

Talk to Us About Your Site

Tell us your parking layout, the number of bays and the connector standard your vehicles use, and we will confirm the right TA-AC-ALD3 configuration, the incoming cable and breaker requirement, and the documentation you need for your project.

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