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We build the hardware and install the system
EV22
This unit has not been photographed yet. We would rather show you an empty frame than a picture of something else, so the specification below is all there is until the shoot happens.
EV charging
Three-phase 22 kW charging station for car parks, workplaces and fleet yards. Two Type 2 sockets charge at the same time and share the available supply between them, with OCPP 1.6J carrying access, tariffs and session records to your back office.
Supplied within a system
This unit is specified, installed and commissioned as part of a system we deliver, not sold from the catalogue on its own. It is listed here so the parts named in a project have somewhere to point.
No datasheet is published for this unit. The specification below is the figure set we build and quote against — ask and we will send the engineering data behind it rather than a marketing sheet.
A quote starts with the site rather than the part number: the incoming supply, the loads that matter, and what has to stay on when the grid goes. Name EV22 in your message so the reply starts from this unit rather than the range — or email us about this unit and the code travels with the subject line.
Specification
These are the engineering figures we quote and build against. Test conditions, tolerances and the full datasheet are available on request — ask, and we will send what exists rather than a marketing sheet.
Specifications may change. Ask for the current engineering data before you design around a figure.
The rest of the system
The charger is the cheap part. What decides whether it works at six in the evening is the supply, the board and the load management sitting behind it.
Pairings are worked out from the published figures on both units — continuous discharge against rated power, the supply phases, and the interfaces they have in common. They are a starting point, not a sign-off: the final combination is confirmed against your incomer and your loads at design stage.
EV22 is built by the same company that measures the incomer, draws the single line, carries the network operator application, installs the system and comes back to it. One accountable chain from cell to commissioning certificate, and one number to ring when something needs looking at.