An AC charger has the converter built inside the car, known as the “onboard charger”. It converts the AC power coming from the grid into DC and then feeds it into the car’s battery.

A DC charger has the converter inside the charger itself. That means it can feed power directly to the car’s battery and doesn’t need the onboard charger to convert it.

Innovation

Bringing together best systems from various fields – in which we have achieved excellence over the years

Scalable

The solution offers modular arrangement – with the possibility to expand quickly without any hassle

Flexibility

Versatile combination of software and hardware – supporting various protocols(CHAdeMO, CCS & GB/T) and operating standards

Smart Connectivity

Various features, sensors and cloud connectivity– allows remote monitoring,
troubleshooting, control and upgrade

Business Intelligence

Data Collection and Analysis – offers insights to operators and consumers
and allows us to make the system better by introducing upgrades

Efficient Load Management

Best-in-class electronics and energy management system – offer robust
handling of varying loads and maintain a highly efficient system

Low Maintenance

A robust system – engineered to handle on-ground operational conditions and
deliver consistent performance

Customizable Solution

Deep understanding and engineering capability – allows us to customize components and features that best suit operator’s requirements