Yes. EVDANCE supplies the EV-ACS3210E to distributors in volume: a single-phase Type 2 portable charger, adjustable from 10 to 32 A at about 7 kW, with app control, energy monitoring and a 7.5 m cable, listed as OCPP-ready. For a European distributor, the hardware is the easy part. The real work is confirming, market by market, the version, plug and paperwork your customers will receive — and private label starts at 100 units.
Key Takeaways
- The EV-ACS3210E is a single-phase Type 2 portable, 10–32 A adjustable at about 7 kW, with app control, energy monitoring and a 7.5 m cable.
- A portable sells as a boxed product: no installation channel, and one model covers varied supplies through its current range.
- “OCPP-ready” is a confirm-in-writing line, not a finished platform claim.
- Version, plug, documents and app language are per-market questions; private label starts at 100 units.
Why a Type 2 Portable Fits European Distribution
Type 2 is the connector European EVs are built around, and a portable charger is a boxed product, not an installation project. There is no site survey, no installer appointment and no fixed wiring sold with the unit: the customer plugs in, sets the current for the supply, and charges.
The adjustable range makes one model workable across varied homes — set low for a limited supply, or at its full 32 A where the circuit allows — so the counter conversation is about the customer’s socket, not about which of several models to stock.
The Specification, Line by Line — and What Each Line Still Owes You
A wholesale listing should never promise more than the paperwork behind it. Each spec line settles part of the sale and leaves a question for the order documents:
| Specification line | What it settles | Confirm in writing before you list it |
|---|---|---|
| Type 2, single-phase, 10–32 A adjustable, about 7 kW | The product class, the connector and the output ceiling | The exact version and plug supplied for each market you sell into |
| App control and energy monitoring | The customer-facing control and session record | Which app your customers receive, in which languages, and under whose name |
| OCPP-ready | A platform connection can be enabled later | The protocol version, the platforms actually tested, and who supplies the platform |
| IP66 enclosure, 7.5 m cable | Outdoor use and reach as listed | The certificate and test documents for the exact configuration you will stock |
The OCPP line deserves care. “Ready” is weaker than a finished implementation: EVDANCE’s station hardware lists OCPP 1.6J outright; this portable is built so a connection can be enabled.
Our guide to OCPP for charge point operators explains what platform management involves. Sell the portable on today’s app; treat the platform path as a confirmed detail, not a headline.
Stocking Across Several EU Markets: Questions, Not Assumptions
A portable crosses borders more easily than a fixed installation — the temptation is to treat one listing as valid everywhere. Settle these per market before the first shipment, as questions in the order paperwork:
- Version and plug. Which version, with which plug, is supplied for each country — confirm per market instead of copying one listing to the next.
- Documents. Which certificates and test reports cover the exact configuration, and whose name they carry — our guides to CE marking for private-label chargers sold in the EU and the EU responsible person under the GPSR set out the general picture.
- Language. Manual and app language for each market, agreed before print, not after arrival.
- After-sales. How returns, spares and warranty claims route back — the process in our spare parts and RMA guide for distributors.
The Unit Behind the Listing
The EV-ACS3210E is a 32 A Type 2 portable charger: single-phase, about 7 kW at its top setting, adjustable from 10 to 32 A, with app control, energy monitoring, a 7.5 m cable and an IP66 rating. EVDANCE is a Shenzhen manufacturer founded in 2011, with its own factory, exports to more than 30 countries and a 3-year standard warranty. For wall-mounted comparisons, see our breakdown of which wallboxes distributors stock for Europe; channel arrangements run through the reseller and distributor program.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the minimum order for a private-label EV-ACS3210E?
50 units. Unbranded minimums are confirmed per order, because they move with the version, packaging and configuration quoted.
Is the EV-ACS3210E an OCPP charger?
It is listed as OCPP-ready: a platform connection can be enabled, a different claim from the finished OCPP 1.6J implementation on EVDANCE’s station hardware. Confirm the version and tested platforms in writing before selling it as platform-managed.
Can one model cover all my markets?
The hardware is one model. Version, plug, documentation and app language are per-market confirmations — settle them in each market’s order paperwork rather than assuming one listing travels unchanged.
Related Reading
- 11 kW vs 22 kW Wallbox: Which Should Distributors Stock for Europe?
- CE Marking for Private-Label EV Chargers Sold in the EU
- EV Charger Spare Parts and RMA Process for Distributors
- How Distributors Can Build a Profitable EV Charger Product Line
