Tritium RTM75

Tritium RTM75: Tritium describes the RTM75 as an all-in-one 75 kilowatt DC fast charger. Its product page and brochure describe a compact unit with a twin-cable design, meant to let a business serve more vehicles at once.

Tritium RTM75: RTM75 and PKM150

It is sold for fleet and retail sites, which include dealerships that want on-site charging.

The charger has two ports, with CHAdeMO and SAE Combo (CCS) connectors. Tritium says it can charge both at the same time.

It has a 10-inch display for the user. The company lists ISO 15118 Plug and Charge technology for user interaction and payment.

The enclosure is described as liquid-cooled and sealed to an ingress protection rating, engineered for broad operating temperatures. Modular power units are described as single-person operable, so field maintenance and repairs can be done quickly with less downtime.

Tritium presents the design as suited to high-traffic and retail locations, naming fuel stations, municipal installations, utilities, fleet recharging stations, hotels, universities and destination centers. The company argues that a modern industrial design helps a business project an innovative brand image.

Distributors such as Smart Charge America, National Car Charging and others publish product pages for the charger, which shows that a buyer typically works with an installer or reseller. Wikipedia carries a general entry on the company, and Tritium's products page shows the rest of its range.

A dealership deciding on charging equipment faces physical questions: the available electrical service, permitting, site layout, incentives and utility programs, who installs and operates the equipment, how payments and access are handled, what warranty and service response apply and how charger status is monitored.

The category guide for EV charging lists a neutral checklist for use with all three. Get it in writing.

Ask what is included.

Tritium RTM75 functions
Product or serviceFunction
RTM75 and PKM150DC fast chargers.