Hitachi, Ltd.

Masakatsu Horii

Toshiyuki Utsuki

Koichi Umezawa

Masaru Oda

Shoji Kawai

Yoshitomo Sakayori

Hirokazu Takahashi

Katsuyoshi Suzuki

Kenichi Tateyama

Taro Takahashi

Kouji Furuta

Hiroshi Suwa

An object of the present invention is to provide a quick charger for an electric vehicle in which a quick charging cable can be compactly stored, which is excellent in safety, and in which the burden on a user in operations is lightened. Provided is a quick charger for an electric vehicle including: an operation panel provided on the front face of a body housing; an outlet for a charging cable provided on one side face of the body housing; a charging connector housing unit that is provided on the other side face of the body housing to hold a charging connector in the body housing; and a charging cable receiver that is provided at a lower part of the body housing, wherein the charging cable receiver has a function of holding an intermediate part of the charging cable.

Quick charger and quick charging system for electric vehicle

Electric vehicle charging station

An object is to effectively cool down an electronic equipment which is face with height limitations and tends to readily increase in heat generation amount to thereby provide the reliability required. The interior of a chassis of a control unit is partitioned by a back board into a front side space and a rear side space. In the rear side space, two control modules are attached so that these are stacked up and down, while two fan modules and a single duct member are attached in the front side space. Each fan module has two fans as built therein. A cooling air stream or 'wind' from each fan flows into the lower-side control module through the duct member and others, whereas a cooling wind from the other fan flows into the upper-side control module. Even when either one of the fan modules goes down during operation, it is still possible by using the remaining fan module to cool down the both control modules.

Electronic equipment

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Inazawa, Japan

Masakatsu Horii