AC charging for home, work and destination
AC chargers cover the hours a car is parked — overnight at home, all day at work, or for the length of a shopping trip. The range spans a 22 kW wallbox, a dual-port commercial pedestal and a portable Mode 2 cable, all with Type 2 / Type 1 connectors, IP65 enclosures and OCPP connectivity.
Wall, pedestal or trunk.
One AC platform in three physical formats. The wallbox mounts in a garage, the pedestal serves two bays in a car park, and the portable cable charges anywhere a household socket exists.
What every AC charger shares.
Across all three formats, the AC line runs efficiency above 95%, standby under 3 W, an operating range of −30°C to +55°C and OCPP 1.6J / 2.0.1 — so one backend and one installer workflow cover the whole fleet.
| Rated power | 3.7 / 7.4 / 11 / 22 kW |
|---|---|
| Input | 230 V single-phase / 400 V three-phase |
| Max current | 16 / 32 A |
| Connector | Type 2 (IEC 62196-2) / Type 1 (SAE J1772) |
| Efficiency | >95% · standby <3 W |
| Operating temp | −30°C to +55°C |
| Protocol | OCPP 1.6J / 2.0.1 |
| Access | RFID · App · plug-and-charge |
| Load management | Dynamic load balancing (DLB) |
Load balancing, billing and app control built in.
AC charging lives or dies on how it shares a limited supply and how it bills each session. These three features ship as standard.
- Dynamic load balancing keeps total draw inside the building's breaker, so a row of chargers never trips the main supply or forces a grid upgrade.
- RFID + app authentication starts and stops sessions, and OCPP 2.0.1 reports each one back to any operator platform.
- MID metering (commercial pedestal) bills each port to the kilowatt-hour, per tenant or per driver.
Where AC earns its keep.
Workplace
Demand charges are 30–70% of a commercial bill, and a single DC unit can pull 50–150 kW. AC wallboxes with DLB shape load to the building's capacity.
Residential & condo
Renters face charging access twice as often as owners. Load sharing plus OCPP per-unit billing solves the shared-supply problem in apartment garages.
Retail
EV drivers visit 45% more often than fuel customers. Dwell-time-matched AC at 1–3 sessions per port per day adds margin without a grid upgrade.
Approved for the sockets it plugs into.
The AC line carries CE, UL 2594 and FCC, and meets ENERGY STAR standby limits — a base of 4 W in no-vehicle mode plus defined allowances for Wi-Fi, cellular and RFID radios.
Spec your AC charging project.
Wallbox, commercial or portable — tell us the power level, connector and market, and we return specs, certification scope and pricing within 48 hours.
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