SINBON earns UL safety certification for EV charging liquid cooling system

Taiwanese electronics system integrator SINBON Electronics has secured a UL safety certification for its liquid cooling system for EV charging stations.

The system allows the company to deploy chargers with up to 1 MW of power, helping EV infrastructure companies meet their goals of safely delivering higher power and faster charging. SINBON supports all major charging standards, including NACS, CCS1, CCS2 and MCS.

By enabling higher power delivery, a liquid cooling system reduces EV charging times, minimizes heat buildup in cables to limit energy loss, allows for thinner, more manageable cables, and maintains thermal stability.

Unlike traditional integrated designs, SINBON’s split design enhances flexibility and maintenance. Its system operates reliably in harsh conditions, including temperatures as low as -40° C, making it well suited to rugged EV deployments. It is compatible with water-based and oil-based coolants.

“As extreme fast charging becomes the future of the EV industry, advanced liquid cooling systems like SINBON’s are reducing charging times, improving energy efficiency, ensuring longevity of charging equipment,” commented Hanson Zhou, R&D Manager at SINBON. “This milestone demonstrates how SINBON’s technological innovation and commitment to excellence continue to expand possibilities for the EV industry.”

Source: SINBON Electronics