This is a custom module. It is not a standalone pedestal and cannot be installed in the ground by itself. Buyers must have a compatible charging-station chassis.
HPCD5-125-05-000Dispenser 1.0 — 125 A Chassis Module
Custom 125 A dispenser module for a compatible charging-station chassis. It is not a ground-mount pedestal. New, unused, factory-crated, manufactured March 2023. Stored indoors and available for qualified inspection.

Enough detail to qualify the hardware.
Summary values come from manufacturer documentation. Serial-level records govern final configuration and certification.

What it pairs with.
Typically paired with the 50 kW and 100 kW cabinet classes inside a compatible charging-station chassis. Verify chassis opening, harnessing, controller, firmware and serial-level configuration before purchase.
Pricing tiers
Quantities of 25 or more are quoted privately after configuration and location are confirmed.
The inventory as stored today.
Real warehouse photography is left untreated and labeled. Inspection is available to qualified buyers by appointment.




Useful hardware. Defined boundaries.
The strongest surplus offer is the one a technical buyer can qualify quickly. These constraints are part of the product story.
New, unused, factory-crated, manufactured March 2023. Inspected crate labels show a 1 March 2023 ship date. Stored indoors.
OCPP 1.6J. Single CCS1 connector. No NACS. Serial-level records govern the final offered configuration.
2026 NEVI-funded sites generally require OCPP 2.0.1, and most states now mandate NACS. Best fit: private fleet, depot, commercial and export deployments rather than federally funded projects.
No blanket Buy America claim is made. Manufacturing origin and compliance are configuration- and unit-specific and must be verified per serial.
The cable is current-limited to 125 A. Real delivery is 125 A multiplied by the vehicle's DC voltage — roughly 50 kW at 400 V — against a 50 kW maximum at 500 VDC.
Three questions that determine fit.
Can HPCD5-125-05-000 be installed as a standalone pedestal?
No. It is a custom module that must mount inside a compatible charging-station chassis. The chassis, harnessing and controls must be verified before purchase.
What output should a buyer expect from the cable?
The cable is current-limited to 125 A. Real delivery is 125 A multiplied by the vehicle's DC voltage — roughly 50 kW at 400 V — against a 50 kW maximum at 500 VDC. Vehicle state of charge and cabinet allocation also limit delivery.
How is compatibility confirmed?
Proven Performer can provide available model, crate and serial records. The buyer or EPC should confirm chassis, controller, harness, firmware and certification fit before release.
Request serials, availability and inspection access.
Current quantities, controlled technical files, warehouse coordination and 25+ volume pricing are available to qualified commercial buyers.