Portable and Wall-Mounted AC EV Chargers

LONTEN’s AC charging category includes portable and wall-mounted products for product and project discussion. Proposed power ranges must be confirmed in the approved model matrix. These chargers can be evaluated for homes, apartments, hotels, offices, dealerships and other long-dwell parking locations. Final power, phase, connector, cable, smart-control and certification options must be confirmed for each model and destination market.

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Choose power and phase around the site

A charger should match the vehicle’s AC input limit and the building’s available electrical supply. Provide site voltage, single- or three-phase availability, breaker capacity, cable route, expected dwell time and daily energy need. A higher charger rating will not shorten charging time if the vehicle or site accepts less power. The final circuit design must be completed by a qualified local installer.

Select portable or wall-mounted equipment

Portable units can support flexible use where the correct outlet, protection and operating conditions are available. Wall-mounted chargers suit regular parking locations and can support a more permanent cable, access and network arrangement. Hotels, offices and apartment projects should also consider parking allocation, user access, billing responsibility, cable management and future expansion.

Confirm connector and cable

State the vehicle interface, socket or tethered-cable preference, cable length and country. Type 2, GB/T or other connector terms should appear only where the selected model is documented for that interface. For distributor programs, build a country-by-model matrix so the product label, manual, plug, connector and packaging all match the target market.

Define access and smart controls

Projects may request plug-and-charge operation, RFID, app control, scheduling, metering, OCPP, load balancing or network connectivity. These features are not interchangeable and may depend on model, firmware or backend. List mandatory functions in the RFQ and request screenshots, protocol information or interoperability evidence for the exact version being supplied.

Plan installation and protection

Provide indoor or outdoor location, ambient temperature, rain or dust exposure, mounting surface, cable route, earthing and upstream protection. Ask for model-specific IP and IK ratings, residual-current protection requirements, wiring diagram and installation clearances. Local electrical rules and approval requirements should be checked by the responsible installer and authority.

Prepare distributor requirements

Distributors should define target countries, annual volume, language, labeling, packaging, connector mix, warranty and spare-parts expectations. After the business team confirms which commercial services are genuinely available, add only approved branding, packaging or sample-approval options. Certification marks, model numbers and manuals must remain consistent with the actual approved product.

Request an AC charger model review

Send the country, application, site voltage, phase, desired power, vehicle connector, portable or wall-mounted format, cable, authentication, app/OCPP, networking, environment, certification needs, branding, quantity and schedule. LONTEN can then identify candidate models and the documents still required before a formal offer.

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Frequently Asked Questions

They require different site and vehicle capabilities. Check the building phase and circuit capacity, the vehicle’s onboard AC limit and the required energy during the parking period.

Suitability depends on the model, outlet, protection, cable, environment and local installation rules. Confirm the complete setup with a qualified installer.

Connector availability varies by model and market. State the country and vehicle interface and request the corresponding model documentation.

RFID, app control and OCPP availability depends on the selected model, firmware and backend. Request the model-specific feature matrix and interoperability evidence.

Include country, voltage, phase, power, connector, cable, controls, environment, certification, labeling, packaging, warranty, quantity and schedule.

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