Blink Series 9 vs CPF50 – Which EV Charger Meets Your Needs?

Blink Series 9 vs CPF50 are two advanced EV chargers, each offering unique features for different charging needs. While the Blink Series 9 focuses on high-power DC charging and extensive safety features, the CPF50 provides flexible dual-port options and broad connectivity for diverse environments.

FeatureBlink Series 9 ChargerCPF50 Charger
DC OutputSingle port, up to 30 kW maxSingle or dual port, up to 12 kW (50A) per port
Voltage (DC Output)150 to 1000 VDCN/A
Current (DC Output)Configurable up to 60A maxN/A
AC Input Power32 kVA maxN/A
AC Input Current3-phase: 38A maxN/A
Voltage (AC Input)3-phase: 480Y/277 VACN/A
Charging ConnectorCCS1SAE J1772™, SAE J3400™ (NACS)
Charging InterfaceDIN 70121, ISO 15118N/A
Data CommunicationCellular 4G LTE, Wi-Fi, EthernetCellular 4G LTE
Network ProtocolOCPP 1.6J compliantOCPP 1.6
Remote ManagementRemote access, diagnostics, OTA software updatesN/A
User Interaction7” LCD display, multi-color LED indicatorsNo display
Authentication OptionsRFID, NFC, Apple VAS, Google Smart Tap, Plug & Charge (ISO 15118)RFID, NFC, remote via app or in-vehicle
Payment OptionsApple/Google Pay, Contactless/Magnetic/EMV Credit Card (optional)Tap to charge (NFC), remote
Safety FeaturesComprehensive input/output/internal protection, surge protection 6kV @ 3,000AComplies with UL2594, UL2231-1, UL 2231-2
Operating Temperature-25°C to +50°C (-13°F to +131°F)-40°C to +50°C (-40°F to +122°F)
Environmental EnclosureNEMA 3R certifiedType 3R per UL 50E
Cooling MethodForced airN/A
Mounting OptionsWall and pedestal mountWall and pedestal mount
Cable Length16 ft standard, 23 ft optional18 ft (5.5 m), 23 ft (7 m)
Energy Efficiency CertificationEnergy Star compliantENERGY STAR® certified
Regulatory ComplianceUL 2202, CSA C22.2, UL 2231-1, UL 2231-2, ADA compliantUL and C-UL listed; NEC Article 625 compliant
AccessibilityADA compliantN/A
Approximate WeightDevice: 158.7 lbs, Pedestal: 103.6 lbsN/A
Emergency Stop ButtonYesN/A
Table: Comparison of Blink Series 9 vs CPF50 Chargers

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