250 kW total system power
250 kW is the rated output of the entire system. Power delivered during a session depends on the charger settings, power allocation and the vehicle’s charging capability.
Modular DC · Public sites and fleets
Starvo Utopia Power 250 delivers 250 kW of total DC charging power for public charging sites, commercial properties and fleet depots. The charger has a modular design and two CCS2 connectors, each rated at 400 A.

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Product features
250 kW is the rated output of the entire system. Power delivered during a session depends on the charger settings, power allocation and the vehicle’s charging capability.
400 A is the current rating of each connector. Continuous output and simultaneous charging depend on the capabilities of the complete system.
The charger uses a modular design. OCPP 1.6J enables communication with the management platform, subject to project configuration and integration.
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Four 62.5 kW power modules across two PMUs provide 250 kW of total rated power per charger. The cooling system depends on the selected configuration.
2 PMUs · 4 × 62.5 kW

Individual components can be serviced and replaced following the charger’s maintenance procedures.
A Power Module Unit (PMU) houses the power modules. Their number and capacity depend on the selected model configuration.

Power-Linked
Three Utopia Power 250 chargers provide 750 kW of combined rated power and six CCS2 connectors. Power is allocated according to charging demand.
Charger 1250 kW · 2 × CCS2
Charger 2250 kW · 2 × CCS2
Charger 3250 kW · 2 × CCS2The combined capacity is the total rating of three chargers. Power delivered to each vehicle depends on its charging capability, power allocation and installation conditions.
Illustrative Power-Linked configuration. Electrical connections and system settings are defined during project design.
An IP65 protection option is available for the Power Module Unit (PMU), subject to project configuration.
The IP65 rating shown here applies to the PMU. The charger cabinet has its own protection rating, listed in the model specifications.
Starvo will confirm the PMU options suitable for the model and configuration you order.
Plan charger positions, foundations and the electrical supply with the project’s technical team. Electrical installation and commissioning follow the selected model, Power-Linked configuration and project design.
Dimensions, clearances and electrical connections follow the model’s installation guidance and the project design. Product diagrams explain the system; installation details are established during technical planning.
Discuss installation requirementsEvery charging site has different requirements. The available electrical supply, vehicles, space and expansion plans all influence the choice of charger. Starvo Utopia Series uses a modular design to make configuration and ongoing maintenance more straightforward.
Utopia is built around an AC input unit (ACU), power module unit (PMU), DC output unit (DCU) and display unit (DSU). Each has a defined role, from receiving and converting electrical power to managing the output to the vehicle and showing information to the driver.
Utopia Power 250 has two PMUs housing four 62.5 kW power modules. Its total rated power of 250 kW is shared between two CCS2 connectors according to charging demand and vehicle capability.
When servicing is needed, technicians can focus inspection and replacement on the components that require attention. Spare parts can be planned around the units installed in the charger. All work is carried out by qualified technicians following the maintenance procedures.
Module voltage, current, temperature and status information help technical teams investigate faults. Depending on the system configuration, remote diagnostics and over-the-air software updates also support monitoring and maintenance.
Configuration starts with project planning. The model, power rating, cable management system and supporting features are selected to suit the site. Body colour options can align Utopia with your business identity, subject to order quantity requirements.
As charging demand grows, further development is planned around the equipment in use and the capacity of the electrical installation. Starvo can help identify a suitable configuration for those plans.
Every Starvo Utopia Series charger uses a 304 stainless steel cabinet with an IP55 protection rating. The material provides corrosion resistance, an important consideration in Indonesia’s humid environment. Appropriate positioning, ventilation and installation also help maintain the charger’s performance.
The Utopia Power 250 cabinet is designed for outdoor use in accordance with the installation requirements. Site conditions, ventilation and service access should be considered during planning.
An IP65 power module unit option is available where additional component protection is needed, depending on the model and configuration. This rating applies to the PMU; the charger cabinet has its own protection specification.
Discuss your site requirements with Starvo to choose the Utopia model, configuration and finish that suit your project.
Technical information
Review capacity, connectors and technical requirements before ordering. Starvo can help check that the equipment suits your vehicles and installation conditions.
250 kW is the total system rating. A 400 A connector rating does not guarantee 400 A continuous output or simultaneous 2 × 400 A output. Actual power depends on configuration, allocation, the vehicle and installation conditions.
The voltage range describes supported output voltage. Maximum power and current are not necessarily available together at every voltage or across all connectors.
Contact us for product information and availability.
Applications
For operators and site owners requiring two CCS2 charging points. Vehicle types, visitor patterns and the available electrical supply determine the number of units.
Charge vehicles when they return to the depot. Plan capacity based on energy demand, available charging time and departure schedules.
Before requesting a quote
Vehicle and site information helps us recommend equipment and assess installation requirements.
01 · Vehicles
Share vehicle models, connector types, estimated daily energy demand, parking time and how many vehicles need to charge at once.
02 · Installation
Send the project address, available electrical capacity and photos of the parking area. Include the planned charger positions and vehicle access routes.
03 · Procurement
Tell us the quantity, planned start date and installation needs. Technical support, maintenance, spare parts and warranty are defined in the quotation.
Frequently asked questions
250 kW is the rated power of the entire system. Each connector is rated at 400 A. This does not guarantee continuous 400 A output or simultaneous 2 × 400 A output. Vehicle capability, charger settings, power allocation and installation conditions determine delivered power and current.
Tell us the quantity you need and where the chargers will be installed. We will explain configuration choices, availability and delivery lead times.
Charging time depends on energy needed, vehicle charging capability, battery condition and charge level, power allocation and electrical installation. Share the vehicle models and operating schedule so Starvo can help assess demand.
Technical support, maintenance, spare parts and warranty are provided as set out in the agreed quotation. Scope and terms depend on the product and project location.
Starvo supplies charging equipment and supports projects in Indonesia, the Philippines and Europe. Projects elsewhere can also be discussed. We review equipment, local requirements, shipping, installation and support for each project, based on its location and scope.
The Utopia configurations shown have two CCS2 connectors per charger. A Power-Linked configuration with three chargers of the same model provides six CCS2 connectors.
The IP65 option described here protects the Power Module Unit, or PMU. The charger cabinet has a separate protection rating. PMU compatibility is confirmed for the model and configuration you order.
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