Output – 1*80A, 19.2kW/2*40A, 9.6kW
Connectors – J1772, NACS (Optional)
Display – 4.3″ LCD Screen
Protocol – OCPP 1.6J/2.0.1 (Upgradable)
Enclosure Rating – NEMA Enclosure Type 4
Cable Length – 16 FT
Certification – CTEP/NTEP (Optional)
Compatibility – ISO15118 (Optional)
Payment Method – RFID, QR, APP (Optional: Credit Card)
Supports J1772 connectors with optional NACS compatibility. The system runs on OCPP 1.6J and 2.0.1 (Upgradable), ensuring
seamless communication with backend networks. Certified by ETL (UL2231, UL2594, UL1998, UL991), FCC, Energy Star, and optionally
CTEP/NTEP and ISO15118, it meets high safety, regulatory, and efficiency standards. Designed for flexible integration, it ensures
secure, future-ready charging across commercial, fleet and public charging. This combination of display clarity, protocol flexibility, and
certification coverage makes it a dependable, scalable charging solution.
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