Level 2 Home EV Charger

Three Power Options
7.2 kW Single-Phase Charger: Designed for compatible single-phase residential power supplies.
11 kW Three-Phase Charger: Suitable for installations with compatible three-phase supplies and vehicle charging capability.
22 kW Three-Phase Charger: For installations with sufficient electrical capacity and vehicles supporting higher AC charging power. 

Electrical Compatibility
Market-specific connectors: Type 1 or Type 2 configurations can be selected according to the target market and model.
Adjustable charging current: Available adjustment methods and current ranges depend on the selected hardware and firmware.
Dynamic Load Balancing: Available configurations can help coordinate charger output with the available electrical capacity when supported metering and control equipment are installed.

Smart Charging & Connectivity
Communication options: Wi-Fi, Ethernet, and 4G LTE are subject to model configuration.
OCPP integration: Supported OCPP version and backend compatibility must be confirmed for each model and firmware release.
User access: Plug-and-play operation, RFID authentication, mobile app control, or payment-terminal integration may be available depending on configuration. 

Protection and Environmental Requirements
Electrical protection: Overcurrent, overvoltage, undervoltage, short-circuit, overtemperature, and surge protection options should be verified against the model-specific protection design.
Residual-current protection: Confirm the installed RCD or equivalent protection arrangement, AC/DC detection thresholds, and external installation requirements.
Enclosure protection: IP65 and IK10 ratings are available only where supported by the relevant model documentation and test reports.
Operating temperature: The proposed range is -30°C to +55°C, subject to confirmation of the rated operating conditions for each model.
Charging cable: A 5 m TPE/TPU cable is proposed as a standard option, with alternative lengths subject to model compatibility.

Applicable Standards & Market Compliance
Compliance requirements vary by destination market and product configuration. Relevant documentation may include IEC 61851 series test reports, applicable CE conformity documentation, and applicable North American safety certification records.
UL, ETL, RoHS, REACH, FCC, and other claims should be listed only where the relevant product, materials, model, and market are covered by valid documentation. 

Production Inspection
Incoming Component Inspection: Components are checked against approved specifications and incoming inspection criteria.
Assembly & Process Control: Critical assembly steps and workmanship are inspected according to the production quality plan.
Electrical Safety Testing: Applicable units undergo specified insulation, dielectric withstand, grounding, and functional tests.
Final Inspection: Product configuration, labeling, appearance, and required test results are checked before shipment.

Testing & Traceability
Aging Tests: Full-load aging tests can be specified where supported by the actual production process; test duration and acceptance criteria should be documented.
Component Traceability: Batch identification and supplier records can support traceability for designated components where implemented.
Inspection Records: Applicable test reports, inspection records, and quality-system certificates can be provided subject to availability and verification. 

Branding & Hardware
Private-label branding: Logo printing, nameplates, and branded packaging, subject to artwork approval and MOQ.
Hardware configuration: Connector type, tethered cable or socket-only design, cable length, and supported current settings.
Enclosure appearance: Custom colors and finishes subject to material compatibility, production capability, and order quantity.

Software & Documentation
App and backend integration: White-label app development, API/SDK access, and custom interfaces are subject to software capability, development scope, and commercial terms.
Localized materials: User manuals, installation documentation, and product labels can be prepared for agreed target markets.
Compliance coordination: Product specifications and documentation requirements should be agreed before production to help avoid market-entry and installation issues. 

Lead times are estimates and should be confirmed after specification approval, sample confirmation, and order review. Software customization, certification work, and non-standard hardware may require additional time. 

Source residential AC EV chargers with model-specific specifications, configurable hardware options, and private-label development support.

Please include the following information in your RFQ:
Destination market: Country and applicable certification requirements.
Product configuration: 7.2 kW, 11 kW, or 22 kW; single-phase or three-phase.
Connector and installation: Type 1 or Type 2; tethered cable or socket-only; wall-mounted or other supported format.
Smart charging requirements: OCPP version, communication interfaces, app functions, and load management.
Order requirements: Quantity, branding, packaging, target delivery date, and required documents.

Contact the sales team to request a model-specific datasheet, available compliance documentation, sample arrangements, and a quotation based on your requirements.