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The right charger,
not a catalogue.
We don’t sell a catalogue. We work with many manufacturers and suppliers and choose the charger based on the supply, the use and the connection to ChargeIT.
Three types
of charger.
Every category has many models. The category starts from how long the car stays in the space.
- Power
- 3.7 to 22 kW
- Supply
- Single-phase or three-phase
- Connector
- Type 2, cable or socket
- Suits
- Homes, apartment buildings, small businesses
- Power
- Up to 22 kW per outlet
- Supply
- Three-phase
- Connector
- Two Type 2 outlets
- Suits
- Businesses, hotels, public spaces
- Power
- From tens to hundreds of kW
- Supply
- Three-phase, often a new supply
- Connector
- CCS2
- Suits
- Public charging, fleets, short stops
What we check
before we recommend.
Eight questions we answer during the site survey, before we mention a brand or model.
Supply & power
What the supply can take together with the other loads.
The car
How much AC power its on-board charger accepts.
The site
Indoors or outdoors, with the protection it needs.
Cable or socket
Whatever suits everyday use.
OCPP
So the charger can connect to ChargeIT.
Energy metering
When charging is billed to third parties.
RFID & access
Who charges and how charging starts.
Load balancing
When more chargers share the same supply.
Every brand.
No lock-in.
Some of the manufacturers we work with. We are not tied to any manufacturer or model.
An open protocol.
No lock-in.
OCPP is the common language a charger uses to talk to a management platform. That is why we recommend chargers with OCPP: they connect to ChargeIT and don’t tie you to one manufacturer.
Every brand
Chargers from different manufacturers on the same platform.
Freedom of choice
Change the charger or expand without starting from scratch.
On ChargeIT
That is how we connect every charger to the app, the payments and the support.
Frequently asked
questions.
Can’t find the answer? Call us or write to us.
I already have a charger. Can it connect to ChargeIT?
If it supports OCPP, usually yes. We check it against its model.
Can I choose the brand myself?
Of course. We tell you whether it suits your supply and the way you use it.
What is the difference between AC and DC?
With AC charging the current is converted by the car’s own charger, which is why the power is limited. With DC the conversion happens in the station, so charging is much faster.