B2B / OEM

Start with the site, not a system promise.

A charging-location brief helps define product procurement. This route does not offer an installed charging network, load-management platform or operating service.

Family render showing both Type 2 cable connectors and protective caps
Product render · family illustration, not a selected-variant photograph

Begin with the Type 2 cable or Mode 2 family, the market and your quantity requirements.

Project sourcing

Three parts of a useful brief.

01

Describe use and users

Record the site type, destination country, vehicles, parking arrangement and expected use. Distinguish an existing charging point needing a cable from a new infrastructure project.

02

Establish infrastructure responsibilities

Have the responsible qualified parties establish the electrical supply and installation requirements. Product selection cannot establish site capacity, wiring, permits, load management or commissioning.

03

Volume and requested changes

Give a quantity range and list changes to cable, marking, packaging or documentation. An enquiry is a request for review, not an accepted MOQ, sample, lead time, price or production slot.