What buyers should specify first
Portable EV chargers are configured around the vehicle connector, available supply, rated current, cable, protection requirements and control-box design. Start with the target market and the complete electrical configuration.
- Vehicle-side connector: J1772, GB/T, Type 2 or NACS
- Supply voltage, current and input plug
- Cable length and operating environment
- Protection and enclosure requirements
- Standard product or OEM/private-label program
Connector families
J1772
J1772 configurations serve compatible AC-charging vehicles. Confirm the input plug, current range, cable length and destination electrical system.
GB/T
GB/T configurations are intended for relevant Chinese charging systems. Confirm the exact connector arrangement, voltage and current rather than relying on the connector name alone.
Type 2
Type 2 is common in European and international AC charging. Site supply, local installation rules and the required input connection should be confirmed by the project technical team.
NACS
NACS configurations support compatible North American vehicles and charging environments. Specify the vehicle connector, input plug, current range and use conditions.
OEM and private label
Customization may include housing, display language, cable length, connector, color, labels, packaging and documentation. Confirm the technical specification and approve a sample before volume production.
Buyer checklist
- Target market and vehicle connector
- Input plug, voltage and current
- Cable and control-box requirements
- Operating environment and protection
- Label, packaging and documentation
- Sample approval and production schedule
FAQ
Which connector should I choose?
Choose the connector and electrical configuration that match the target vehicle and market.
Can one unit support multiple connector types?
A product family may offer several versions, but each unit normally has a defined vehicle-side connector and input arrangement.
What should I send a supplier?
Send the market, connector, plug, voltage, current, cable, environment, branding needs and quantity.