Exicom Rolls Out Harmony Direct 2.0 to Bolster Electric Vehicle Charging Networks

Exicom, which provides EV charging solutions and conducts power generation, has introduced an all-new Harmony Direct 2.0 DC fast charger, which will contribute to a seamless EV transition. On May 21, Exicom organized an industry event where the product was presented in New Delhi.

As per the company, the main aim of Harmony Direct 2.0 is to make charging cost-effective, seamless integration of operations, and improving EV infrastructure in India. The charger functions on Harmony OS, which is an exclusively made operating system that provides seamless communication between the electric vehicle, charger and cloud. 

The system is equipped with sensors and Harmony connect, which is an AI based platform for ensuring effective management of the whole charging process that reduces downtime and improves station operations.

The Managing Director and CEO of Exicom, Anant Nahata expressed his thoughts on this and said, “ The Launch of Harmony Direct 2.0 has transformed into a product that is not just a traditional charger. It is a part of a fully developed system which sets new standards for infrastructure upgradation, improving the economy, and a first class user experience. 

This product represents a timeless engineering achievement, showcasing global technological progress while meeting local market needs, thereby aiding the advancement of electric mobility in India.”

Let’s discuss the features of chargers: 

1. It can handle dynamic loads and can effectively control reactive losses to save energy costs. 
2. The power distribution through Harmony software 2.0 chargers ensures real-time power distribution and ensures that power is distributed optimally across various chargers.
3. These highly advanced chargers can also support Multi-stack charging.
4. A specifically developed interface and hardware design that effectively manages fleet operators and individual users.
5. As EV transition is happening at a rapid scale in India, the charging infrastructure should be highly advanced and developed as per the rising needs of power. With Harmony Direct 2.0, Exicom has taken their first step towards a developed charging infrastructure.