Extreme Fast Charging systems deliver power at the 350 kW class, per the U.S. Department of Energy (energy.gov). At these levels copper conductors generate heat faster than passive convection can reject. Liquid cooling raises continuous current capacity while reducing cable diameter and weight.
For a 50/50 water–glycol mixture, cp ≈ 3.6 kJ/(kg·K), compared with 4.18 for pure water (engineeringtoolbox.com).
A typical specification from this product line (Model EWP155F, 12V DC):
Unlike an rv waste pump that serves a low-pressure freshwater loop, a charging station dc pump runs at higher head against a closed, high-resistance circuit. Compared with a brushless dc motor pump in a solar hot-water panel, the charging pump faces wider ambient temperature swings and stricter noise limits. For users exploring related parts, a solar water circulation pump, a high head dc pump, or a dc water pump 24v may appear in similar searches but serve different circuits.
| MODEL:EWP155F | |||
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AMBIENT TEMP | -40~125℃ | |
| HUMIDITY | Below 90% RH | ||
| MEDIUM | PURE WATER/ANTIFREEZE | ||
| MEDIUM TEMP | -40~100℃ | ||
| WATERPROOF | IP67 | ||
| CONSTANT/CONTINUOUS PRESSURE | NA | ||
| SPECIFICATION | FEATURE | ||
| RATED VOLTAGE | 12V DC | COLOR | WHITE |
| RATED CURRENT | 4.6(1±10%)A | WEIGHT | 650 g |
| RATED POWER | 55(1±10%)W | NOISE | ≦ 45dB@1m |
| MAX FLOW | 38(1±10%)L/min | LIFETIME | ≧20000H |
| MAX HEAD | 9±1m | INSULATION | H (180℃) |