Product configuration
Confirm interface, current, phase, cable, plug, controls and protection.
EV charger factory for OEM, distribution and projectsSource the right EV charger.
Source the right EV charger.
Release it with fewer surprises.
Share your target country, interface, power, annual volume and branding needs. Receive a defined path covering product configuration, evidence, MOQ, samples and production release.
- 4,500 m²
- manufacturing operation
- OEM / ODM
- flexible configuration
- 1 day
- target engineering reply
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What your sourcing team can control
Know the configuration, evidence and release path before you order.
Start from a released charging platform and keep only the options your market needs. Align ratings, cable and plug, controls, branding, documentation, MOQ, sample approval and batch release in one purchasing scope.
- 4,500 m²
- Manufacturing operation
- 200+
- Skilled staff
- 50+
- Production and test equipment
- 30+
- Technical patents
A useful RFQ should return a controlled build—not a vague catalogue match.
Market readiness
Match labels, manuals, standards and certificate scope to the sellable model.
Commercial release
Define branding, packaging, sample gate, MOQ, lead time and batch traceability.
Product center
View all specifications →Real hardware for three common purchasing paths.
Compare the electrical envelope first, then align controls, cable, outlet, branding and evidence with the target market.
01
Single-phase AC wallbox architecture
ZD01 7 kW RFID, Wi-Fi & App Wallbox
Wall-mounted AC charging for home, workplace and destination programs, with power and control options confirmed per project.
- Current
- Up to 32 A single phase
- Voltage
- 220-240 V AC class
02
Portable single-phase AC EVSE architecture
7 kW 32 A Portable EV Charger
Portable Type 2 charging hardware for travel, vehicle delivery kits, home backup and fleet operations.
- Current
- 32 A
- Voltage
- 220-240 V AC class
03
Type 2-form vehicle-to-load accessory
FD03 3.3 kW Type 2 V2L Adapter
Vehicle-to-load hardware with outlet, vehicle compatibility and regional electrical requirements reviewed before release.
- Current
- Regional outlet and vehicle dependent
- Voltage
- EU / UK / AU market AC output
Engineering before catalog
Hardware is only correct inside its real operating envelope.
We structure the buying conversation around decisions that change product risk—not around an uncontrolled SKU list.
Evidence before claims
Standards, certification and rating statements are confirmed against the selected model, market and order configuration.
01
Electrical
Current, voltage, phase and charging power
02
Mechanical
Interface, lock, cable, outlet and mating duty
03
Environmental
Temperature, ingress protection and operating profile
04
Commercial
Forecast, MOQ, lead time, packaging and traceability
Application environments
Show the hardware where buyers expect it to work.
Real-use scenes help buyers evaluate installation context, vehicle connection, cable handling and environmental duty before asking for a sample.
01 · Property charging
Wallbox in service
Wall-mounted AC charging for residential, workplace and destination locations.
02 · Vehicle energy
V2L at the vehicle
Vehicle-side discharge hardware for mobile power, emergency and service use.
03 · Outdoor handling
Cable systems in the field
Charging cables and connectors considered for storage, handling and environmental duty.
Industry solutions
Different charging environments create different product priorities.
Charging equipment OEMs
Configuration support for product platforms and controlled release.
- Configuration matrix
- Drawing and sample control
- Validation evidence plan
Fleet operations
Durable hardware choices for daily duty cycles and service planning.
- Configuration matrix
- Drawing and sample control
- Validation evidence plan
Property charging
Wallbox and access-control options for residential and workplace sites.
- Configuration matrix
- Drawing and sample control
- Validation evidence plan
Distribution programs
Market-ready product families with packaging and private-label review.
- Configuration matrix
- Drawing and sample control
- Validation evidence plan
Procurement path
Four gates from RFQ to controlled supply.
Built for technical buyers, sourcing teams and program owners.
- 01
Qualify
Confirm interface, power, environment, market and annual volume.
- 02
Configure
Align controls, cable or outlet, branding and documentation.
- 03
Validate
Approve drawings, samples and the agreed evidence scope.
- 04
Release
Lock the order specification, inspection points and traceability.
Selected project patterns
Proof should show the decision path, not just finished hardware.
These project patterns show how buyer requirements can be translated into a controlled scope. Commercial identities remain confidential.
View project cases →Fast technical qualification
Tell us what the product must do.
We will return with the missing questions, a recommended configuration path and the next evidence step.
- No generic mailing list
- Program information treated as confidential
- Engineering-led reply
Buyer questions
Clear answers before the first sample.
Which charging products does supergenie support?+
The current range covers AC and DC connector platforms, wallbox chargers, portable EVSE, V2L adapters and Type 2 power accessories. Final ratings depend on the selected model and market.
Can cable, color, controls and branding be customized?+
Yes. Available cable, enclosure, color, marking, controls and packaging options are reviewed as part of an OEM or private-label configuration.
What information is needed for a useful quotation?+
Share the product type, interface, power, target country, annual volume, launch date and any certification or validation requirements.