Our E-Charging Solutions
Power up with premium European quality through our exclusive V2C chargers
featuring the latest smart and sustainable solutions.
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Residential Charging
V2C Trydan
The Trydan offers maximum control in a revolutionary design to its users and offers an original charging experience. Trydan comes with an integrated cable and electronic features. It is suitable for every electric car with Type 1 or Type 2 charging plug. Choose between 7.4 kW or 22 kW.
Slim & powerful
Connected
Smart & optimum control
All-in-one electrical features
Business & Commercial Charging
V2C Trydan Pro
Trydan Pro offers advanced authentication connectivity and maximum stability ideal for public and semi-public spaces.Trydan Pro comes with integrated cable and is compatible with smart devices and dynamic power control. Trydan Pro is available in 22 kW for AC charging.
Initiate charging with NFC or RFID card
Full connectivity with ethernet and Wi-Fi
Smart & optimum control
OCPP technology
V2C Denka
Discover the first fast DC charger in a compact and innovative design. It has a maximum charging capacity of 40kW and a standard CCS combo connector. Denka is designed to provide fast and efficient charging in public and semi-public spaces.
Brand compatibility
Know Your EV
EV Connector Types
EV Connector Types
EV Battery Capacity
EV Battery Capacity
Type 1 connector is a single-phase plug and is standard for EVs from America & Asia. It has a maximum charging speed of up to 7.4 kW.
Type 2 connector is a triple-phase plug that can be connected to both single phase or triple-phase electrical systems. It is standard for EVs from Europe and charging speeds can range between 7.4 kW and 43 kW.
Each EV has an onboard charging capacity that limits the charging capability for AC and DC electrical circuits. A maximum charging capacity of 7 kW in an AC charging connection means that the charging speed will not go beyond 7 kW.
EV Charging Time
EV Charging Time
Calculate approximately the charging capacity with one of our EV chargers for AC electrical installations.
Disclaimer: The calculations here are not taking into consideration the electrical Ampère or the Voltage of the system.
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