Which charging connectors and standards do you build to?
We build charge-gun and inlet assemblies to CCS1, CCS2, NACS, CHAdeMO and Type 2, manufactured to IEC 62196 / SAE J1772 connector requirements with control-pilot (CP/PP) signaling per IEC 61851. For high-level communication we wire to ISO 15118 (PLC over the CP line) so the station supports Plug & Charge and smart-charging. These are standards we build to on your specification — your charger model and target market dictate the connector mix.
Can you supply liquid-cooled high-power DC charge cables?
Yes. For 350kW+ DC fast-charge and HPC cabinets we build liquid-cooled high-power DC charge-cable assemblies that carry 500A+ continuous while keeping the conductor within temperature. The construction uses fine-stranded flexible copper, a 600–1000V dielectric, and an oil/UV/abrasion-resistant TPU/TPE jacket rated -40°C to +90°C.
What voltage and current can your EV charging harnesses handle?
Our DC assemblies are built for systems up to 1000V DC, which covers modern 400V and 800V vehicle architectures and the cabinet DC bus. Air-cooled charge cables handle the AC and lower-current DC range, and liquid-cooled high-power cable extends continuous current past 500A for ultra-fast charging.
How do you wire the communication and control signals?
EVSE comms run over several buses, and we harness all of them: PLC over the control-pilot (CP) line for ISO 15118 high-level communication, CAN between the power modules and the charger controller, and the CP/PP signaling defined by IEC 61851. The comms pair is shielded and routed away from the DC power conductors to control EMI inside the cabinet.
Are these assemblies sealed for outdoor charging stations?
Yes. Charge cables and cabinet entries are sealed to IP67, and the TPU/TPE jacket is oil-, UV- and abrasion-resistant for curbside and outdoor duty across a -40°C to +90°C range. Sealed terminations keep moisture and contamination out of the charge-gun and the cabinet over years of daily plug cycles.
What quality system and workmanship standard do you build to?
Assemblies are manufactured under our ISO 9001 quality system and built to IPC/WHMA-A-620 cable-and-wire-harness workmanship criteria. Where a customer specifies a further standard (for example IEC 61851 for the station or a market-specific connector certification), we manufacture to that requirement — we do not claim certifications we do not hold.
Can you wire both the charge-gun lead and the cabinet internals?
Yes. We build the complete EVSE wiring scope: the captive charge-cable / charge-gun assembly, the DC power-module bus and AC mains input inside the cabinet, the shielded comms and control harnesses, and the grid-side power and metering wiring connecting the charger to the panel, transformer or energy-storage buffer.
What is your MOQ and lead time for EV charging programs?
We support prototypes from small quantities with 7–10 day sample lead times, scaling to production batches once a harness is validated on the real charger. Building a tested charge-cable and cabinet harness early lets you verify fit, thermal behavior and comms before committing to volume.