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Power and electrical
Starting configurations include 3.5kW, 7kW, 11.5kW and 22kW; confirm voltage, phase, frequency and protection per SKU.
Technical buying guide
How to specify an AC EV charger that can actually ship.
Power alone does not define an EVSE SKU. Match the electrical system, connector, software, documentation and packaging to the target market before comparing price.
The five inputs
What a serious charger quotation needs.
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Plug and vehicle interface
State the destination plug and vehicle connector requirement, including Type 2, J1772, NACS or another market variant.
03
Control and software
Confirm display, APP, Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, OCPP version, backend/API ownership and energy-management requirements.
04
Compliance evidence
Ask for the exact declaration, test report or certificate coverage. A brochure claim is not a substitute for model-level evidence.
05
Commercial route
Quantity, sample plan, packaging, branding, warranty, spare parts, delivery window and destination-country responsibilities.
Document pack
What to request before launch.
The product profile supports a documented starting range. The exact SKU and market variant still need written review.
| Technical | Data sheet, power and electrical variant, connector, dimensions, cable and protection details |
|---|---|
| Software | APP or backend scope, OCPP version, API responsibility, language, account ownership and update process |
| Compliance | Model-specific declaration, test report, certificate number and covered variant |
| Execution | Sample, packaging, private-label artwork, MOQ, lead time, warranty and replacement process |
Ready to qualify
Send the target market and power first.
A product link, local plug requirement or draft packaging brief is enough to start the document review.