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# Titan Mini (30kW)
Detailed pre-install guide for Titan fast chargers including 3-phase input, grounding, and safety validation.
In addition to the General Requirements mentioned [here](/deployment-and-operations/pre-install-checklists.md), the device specific requirements for DeCharge Titan Mini (30kW) device are as follows:
**Mounting and Foundation**
* Concrete base prepared as per DeCharge installation blueprint
* Safety clearance of at least 0.5 meters on all sides
* Anchor bolts installed and visible
* Canopy or shed installed for protection
**Power Input Requirements**
Voltage
Transformer
Cable Size
Breaker Size
415V
50 KVA
35 sq.mm aluminium or 25 sq.mm copper
72A
* Breaker panel must be within an accessible range
* Neutral wire of 0.5 core must be connected using proper lugs
* Neutral-to-earth voltage must be below 2V
**Earthing**
* Two earthing pits required
* Cabling: 25 x 3 mm tinned copper bus bar or 25 sq.mm single-core copper wire
* Lugs: Ring-type aluminium or copper lugs for grounding points
**Internet Connectivity**
* LAN: Cat6 cabling with proper termination and surge protection
* 4G/5G SIM: Valid SIM with strong signals
* Wi-Fi: High-speed router, no competing devices, good coverage
**Safety Infrastructure**
* Safety bollards installed
* LED lighting in place
* Fire suppression systems if required by local code
* Security arrangements if in a commercial or public location
**Documentation Required**
* Confirmation of grid connection or power availability
* Approved CMS form with device mapping
* Signature of host or location owner
* Photographs of breaker, cables, and mounting area
Please fill out the interest-cum-pre-requisite form if you're interested in installing a 30kW Titan Mini DC Charger at your location:
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