High Voltage Coolant Heater
B2 SERIES · BA/AMPHENOL · S-BEND PIPE

B2 Series 20–24 kW High Voltage Coolant Heater

A CAN-controlled PTC coolant heater configured with an S-bend coolant-pipe layout for commercial EV battery and cabin heating circuits.

WHY B series

Designed Around Hose Routing and Interface Fit

B2 should be selected for its physical integration details—not because its headline power and voltage resemble another B-Series variant.

01

S-Bend Pipe Geometry

A curved pipe layout creates a different hose approach from the straight-pipe B3 configuration.

02

BA/Amphenol Interface

The supplied folder identifies the B2 connector configuration as BA/Amphenol; exact parts require drawing confirmation.

03

PL Ø9 Configuration

Use the released interface drawing to confirm dimensions, sealing and hose compatibility.

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

A Packaging-Led Choice for 20–24 kW EV Heating

The EVLINK B2 Series is a high-voltage PTC coolant heater for liquid-based battery and cabin thermal circuits. The supplied specification lists 20–24 kW rated power, 400–800 V operation, CAN and enable-signal communication, PID control and automatic power limiting. What separates B2 from adjacent B-Series configurations is its BA/Amphenol interface and S-bend coolant-pipe arrangement. That makes B2 a packaging-led choice for projects where hose direction, connector access and service clearance must be resolved together with heating performance.

FIRST-FIT DATA

Can B2 series Fit Your Installation?

PRODUCT VIEWS

Inspect the B2 series Pipe, Connector and Mounting Layout

Use these views for orientation only. Use the released drawing for design decisions.

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TECHNICAL DATA

Specifications Organized for Engineering Review

The values below come from the supplied B2/B-Series artwork. Configuration-specific limits remain part of the project review.

ELECTRICAL & THERMAL

Power and Operating Window

CONTROL & PROTECTION

Vehicle Communication and Safety

20–24 kW

Rated power

400–800 V

Operating voltage

8.5 kg

Published weight

2 years

Published warranty

INTEGRATION PATH

Close the Bseries Interfaces Before Prototype Release

A four-step review reduces the risk of choosing a heater that meets power targets but conflicts with the vehicle package.

01

Freeze the Duty

Define battery/cabin load, heat-up target, ambient range and operating priority.

02

Verify the Liquid Loop

Confirm coolant, flow, inlet/outlet conditions, pressure and pressure drop.

03

Close the Package

Check the S-bend pipe, hose approach, bracket, connector and service clearance.

04

Align Vehicle Control

Confirm CAN ownership, commands, feedback, faults, enable logic and validation.

APPLICATION FIT

Where Can Enter the Thermal Architecture

Final suitability depends on heat load, liquid-loop design and package fit.

BATTERY LOOP

Cold-Climate Battery Preheating

Use controlled coolant heating to support cold-start and low-temperature battery operating strategies.

CABIN LOOP

Commercial EV Cabin Heating

Provide electric liquid-loop heat where the vehicle HVAC architecture and heating priority are compatible.

INTEGRATED LOOP

Application-Specific Thermal Circuits

Evaluate combined or auxiliary heating only after pump, valve, flow and control responsibilities are defined.

BUYER CHECKPOINTS

Resolve the Risks Hidden Behind Similar Specifications

Two heater variants may share headline power and voltage while requiring different hoses, connectors, brackets and service space. Purchasing should reference the released configuration—not only “20–24 kW B Series” in the order description.

B-SERIES MODEL COMPARISON

Compare B1–B5 High Voltage Coolant Heater Configurations

Select by electrical operating range, coolant-pipe layout, low-voltage interface and high-voltage connector family—not by product appearance alone.

01

Confirm Electrical Range

B1–B5 share the supplied 20–24 kW, 400–800 V series range. Select the configuration by connector, coolant-pipe layout, mounting and service access; shared ratings do not make variants interchangeable.

02

Match Coolant Routing

Use the released drawing to confirm pipe direction and hose approach. B2 uses an S-bend layout, while B3 uses a straight-pipe layout.

03

Freeze Connector Family

Confirm the exact HV/LV connector, mating component, pin assignment and harness release before selecting B1, B4 or B5.

High Voltage Coolant Heater
B1 SERIES · BA01 / AMPHENOL

B1 High Voltage Coolant Heater

20–24 kW

Rated power

400–800 V

Operating range

Configuration difference

6-pin low-voltage lead · punched LV outlet · PL Ø9

Selection trigger

Choose when the released BA01/Amphenol and 6-pin low-voltage interface match the vehicle harness.

High Voltage Coolant Heater
B2 SERIES · BA / AMPHENOL

B2 High Voltage Coolant Heater

20–24 kW

Rated power

400–800 V

Operating range

Configuration difference

S-bend coolant pipe · PL Ø9

Selection trigger

Choose when the vehicle coolant routing requires the supplied S-bend pipe arrangement.

B3 SERIES · BA / AMPHENOL

B3 High Voltage Coolant Heater

20–24 kW

Rated power

400–800 V

Operating range

Configuration difference

Straight coolant pipe · PL Ø9

Selection trigger

Choose for the broader published electrical range and a straight coolant-pipe layout.

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B4 SERIES · BG / GUOWEITONG

B4 High Voltage Coolant Heater

20–24 kW

Rated power

400–800 V

Operating range

Configuration difference

BG / Guoweitong socket configuration

Selection trigger

Choose when the approved vehicle-side mating system is based on the BG/Guoweitong socket family.

High Voltage Coolant Heater
B5 SERIES · BN / AVIC OPTOELECTRONICS

B5 High Voltage Coolant Heater

20–24 kW

Rated power

400–800 V

Operating range

Configuration difference

BN / 中航光电 socket configuration

Selection trigger

Choose when the released connector and mating components use the BN/中航光电 socket family.

ENGINEERING SELECTION

Not Sure Which B-Series Variant Fits?

Send the voltage window, heating duty, coolant-port direction, released connector family, installation drawing and CAN requirements for a configuration review.

Final configuration check

Before quotation or design release, confirm connector part numbers, mating components, coolant-port geometry, mounting drawing, CAN revision and project-specific electrical limits. Published ranges describe the supplied product material and do not replace the released configuration drawing.

B2 QUESTIONS

B2 Series Engineering & Buying FAQ

Answers focused on the S-bend pipe and interface configuration.

B is identified in the supplied product material by its BA/Amphenol interface and S-bend coolant-pipe arrangement with PL Ø9. The selection decision should be based on the installation drawing, mating parts and hose-routing space.

An S-bend arrangement may help when the hose approach direction or adjacent package space does not suit a straight pipe. The final decision requires a dimensional review; pipe shape alone does not prove compatibility.

The supplied B-Series specification states a 400–800 V operating range and customizable rated voltage. Confirm the exact minimum, nominal and maximum limits for the released B project configuration.

The source folder identifies a BA/Amphenol configuration. Confirm the exact connector part number, keying, mating connector, pin definition, cable specification and HVIL requirement before design release.

Provide coolant type, flow range, inlet temperature, target outlet temperature, working pressure and allowable pressure drop. These project conditions are needed even though the published page-level power and voltage values are similar to other variants.

Send the vehicle type, voltage window, heating objective, thermal load, coolant conditions, installation envelope, hose direction, connector preference, CAN requirements, validation standards, prototype timing and forecast volume.

B2 PROJECT REVIEW

Confirm the S-Bend Configuration Before You Freeze the Package

Send voltage, heating target, coolant data, available space, hose direction, connector requirements, CAN scope, timing and volume.

You receive

A B2 fit review, open-point checklist and the next technical documents required for selection.