Yes — EVDANCE supplies the EV-ACT3204PE in volume to installers across Europe. It is a 22 kW three-phase wallbox (32 A, 380–400 V, tethered Type 2 cable, RFID and app control, hardwired, IP66, CE and RoHS on the listing). For installer buyers, the product is half the deal — the other half is the paperwork behind every unit you fit. What to confirm in writing before you order:
Key Takeaways
- Installer buyers should confirm variant, documentation, cards, app handover and warranty routing in writing before ordering.
- The listing’s published facts: 22 kW, 32 A three-phase at 380–400 V, Type 2 cable or socket, RFID and app, IP65/IP66, CE and RoHS.
- Trade pricing and lead times are quoted per order — the only published volume figure is the 50-unit private-label starting point.
- A hardwired unit makes every sale an installation job, so the paperwork behind the unit matters as much as the hardware.
Why Installer Buyers Ask Different Questions
A distributor resells a box; an installer fits it, commissions it, and gets the first call when anything misbehaves. So where a distributor asks about shelf appeal, you ask about variants, documentation and warranty handling. Our piece on whether distributors should stock 11 kW or 22 kW wallboxes for Europe covers the range decision from the shelf side. This article is the same decision from the fitting side.
What to Confirm in Writing Before You Order
EVDANCE does not publish trade pricing or lead times, and this model is no exception — those are set per quote. What you can fix before money moves is the configuration and the paperwork. Work through this table with the sales contact and keep the answers in the order file.
| Item | Why it matters to you | Get in writing |
|---|---|---|
| Cable or socket variant | The listing offers both; tethered and socketed units fit differently and suit different sites | Which variant each line of the order ships as |
| Documentation pack | The listing states CE and RoHS; your customers and their inspectors will ask for the file | Declaration of Conformity, manual language versions, and test documentation for this exact model |
| RFID cards | The listing confirms RFID control but does not state how many cards come in the box | Cards per unit, and how extra cards are supplied and priced |
| App | App control is a listed feature; your customer will hold the account, not you | Which app the unit pairs with, and how account handover works at commissioning |
| Warranty handling | EVDANCE’s standard warranty is 3 years; the route a faulty unit takes decides your workload | Who the customer claims from, and whether swap units or parts come through you |
| Branded stock | Private label starts at 100 units on EVDANCE’s program | Whether your order uses that route, and what the artwork file must contain |
The Published Numbers Behind the Unit
The figures you can quote to customers are the ones on the listing: 22 kW from a 32 A three-phase supply at 380–400 V, Type 2 connection, RFID and app authorization, and an IP65/IP66 housing for indoor or outdoor mounting. Because the unit is hardwired, every sale is also an installation job on a dedicated three-phase circuit — your labour is part of the product. Our wallbox installation guide walks through what a fit involves, and the choice between a tethered or socketed wallbox is worth settling before you standardise on one variant.
Ordering as an Installer
Start from the EV-ACT3204E product page for the specification your quote will repeat, then use the resellers and distributors page to open the trade conversation. EVDANCE is a Shenzhen manufacturer founded in 2011, exporting to more than 30 countries, with a private-label program from 100 units — installer-volume orders sit inside an existing B2B operation. Confirm the table above on your first order, and keep one unit as bench and demo stock.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the minimum wholesale order?
The one volume figure EVDANCE publishes is the private-label starting point of 100 units. Unbranded wholesale quantities and pricing are quoted per order, so ask for the quantity breaks in writing rather than assuming the 50-unit figure applies to every kind of order.
How many RFID cards come with each wallbox?
The listing confirms RFID control but does not publish a card count per box. Confirm it in the order, along with how additional cards are supplied — your installers need a card to commission and test each unit they fit.
Does the price include delivery to my country?
Trade pricing is not published, and delivery terms vary by order and destination. Get the quote to state what is included — goods only, or delivery and duties as well — before you price jobs against it.
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