A distributor pack for a single model has three parts: the specification a buyer can verify, the certificates behind it, and the sales points a reseller can repeat without inventing claims. This is that pack for the EV-ACT5006T, EVDANCE’s 48 A NACS wall charger — every figure below comes from the model’s own product page.
Key Takeaways
- The pack is three parts: a verifiable spec (48 A, 11.5–12 kW, NACS, 7.6 m), the marks behind it (ETL, FCC, CE, IP65/IP66), and sales points drawn only from those facts.
- One SKU covers hardwired and plug-in installs, indoors or outdoors.
- A three-year standard warranty and a manufacturer exporting to 30+ countries stand behind the product.
- Commercial terms — pricing, MOQ, private label — run through the distributor program, not the spec pack.
The Specification
| Item | EV-ACT5006T |
|---|---|
| Output | Up to 48 A |
| Power | 11.5–12 kW |
| Supply | Single-phase 208–240 V |
| Connector | NACS |
| Cable | 7.6 m (25 ft) |
| Connection | Hardwired or NEMA 14-50P |
| Enclosure | IP65/IP66 |
| Marks | ETL, FCC, CE |

The Certificates, and What Each One Covers
- ETL. The mark of an OSHA-recognised testing laboratory (an NRTL): the product has been tested and listed to the applicable North American safety standards. For a distributor, this is the mark that installers, inspectors and insurers in the US and Canada ask for.
- FCC. The US rules for electronic devices and radio-frequency emissions — the compliance a powered, connected product needs for the American market.
- CE. The conformity mark for the European market, declaring the product meets the applicable EU requirements.
- IP65/IP66. Ingress-protection ratings for dust and water: the enclosure is built for outdoor mounting, not just a dry garage wall.
Resellers should quote the marks exactly as the EV-ACT5006T product page lists them, and confirm the exact version supplied for their market before ordering.
Sales Points That Stay Inside the Facts
- The 48 A class. This is the top of the home Level 2 range for NACS cars — the size that refills large batteries and high daily miles overnight, where smaller chargers run out of night.
- One SKU, two installs. Hardwired for a permanent 48 A circuit, or NEMA 14-50P where a suitable outlet already exists — one product covers both quotes an installer writes.
- Outdoor-ready. IP65/IP66 and a 7.6 m cable suit driveway walls and long vehicles, widening the homes it fits.
- A three-year standard warranty behind the product, EVDANCE’s standard term.
- A manufacturer behind the line. EVDANCE has made chargers in Shenzhen since 2011, runs its own factory and exports to more than 30 countries — the supply base a distributor is actually buying into.

What This Pack Does Not Cover
Wholesale pricing, minimum order quantities, lead times and private-label options are commercial terms, handled through the EVDANCE distributor program rather than quoted in a spec pack — a private-label program exists from 100 units, and the program page carries the current terms. The warranty claims process and spare-parts handling for distributors are covered in the published distributor guides listed below.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can one model serve both North America and Europe?
The model carries ETL and FCC marks for North America and the CE mark for Europe, per its product page. Confirm the exact version and any local requirements for your market with the distributor program before ordering.
What warranty do end customers get?
EVDANCE’s standard warranty is three years. How claims and replacements are handled between distributor and factory is set out in our distributor warranty and after-sales checklist.
Can I put my own brand on this charger?
A private-label program exists, starting from 100 units. The customisation options and terms sit with the distributor program; this pack deliberately sticks to the product itself.
Related Reading
- EV Charger Warranty and After-Sales Terms: A Distributor’s Checklist
- EV Charger Spare Parts and RMA Process for Distributors
- How Distributors Can Build a Profitable EV Charger Product Line
- How to Find EV Charger Distributors and Installers to Sell To

