Exicom becomes India's first manufacturer of liquid-cooled EV charger power modules
Exicom Tele-Systems Limited has become the first company in India to manufacture advanced liquid-cooled AC and DC power modules for EV chargers at its Hyderabad facility. This move aims to boost India's technology manufacturing capabilities and targets initial exports to North America and Europe, with future integration into Exicom's Harmony DC chargers.
This is a significant technological and manufacturing achievement for Exicom, establishing them as a pioneer in a critical component for EV chargers. It enhances their product portfolio, export capabilities, and strengthens their market differentiation.
The announcement details a significant technological advancement and a first-in-India manufacturing capability, positioning the company as a leader in the EV charging sector and expanding its export potential.
Exicom Tele-Systems Limited has commenced manufacturing of advanced liquid-cooled AC and DC power modules at its Hyderabad Smart Manufacturing Facility. This makes Exicom the first company in India to produce this type of liquid-cooled power electronics for global markets, reinforcing India's position as a hub for technology-forward manufacturing.
The company highlighted that heat is a significant factor in power electronics failures, with liquid cooling effectively mitigating thermal stress. This technology, refined in demanding global charging environments, offers increased power in a compact design, continuous high-load operation, and lower lifetime operating costs. The sealed design also protects against environmental factors that can reduce charger lifespan.
Initial production will cater to North America and Europe, supporting Tritium's DC charger portfolio. Future phases will extend this technology to Exicom's customers in India and integrate it into Exicom's flagship Harmony DC chargers, creating a new avenue for high-value power electronics exports from India.
Anant Nahata, CEO and Managing Director of Exicom, stated that bringing liquid cooling technology to India is crucial for local manufacturing, enabling faster engineering, improvement, and adaptation for customers worldwide. The Hyderabad facility, equipped with advanced automation and specialized testing, will serve as the base for this production. This development also deepens Exicom's integration with Tritium, a company it acquired in 2024, fostering technology and manufacturing synergies.
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