Can you put your own brand on a compact DC charger? For the EV-RHDC30K-L, the honest answer is: ask, in writing, before you order. Its published listing states a 22 kW floor-standing DC charger with a single connector, IP54 and OCPP 1.6J — it does not state any branding or private-label support for this model. EVDANCE does run a private-label program from 100 units, but what that program covers on this specific enclosure is a confirmation, not a published fact.
Key Takeaways
- The EV-RHDC30K-L listing states no branding support — private label on this model starts as written questions, not assumptions.
- Separate the two layers: enclosure livery is EVDANCE’s confirmation; app and portal branding is your platform provider’s.
- A compact enclosure makes sample verification essential — panel space, not artwork, is the constraint.
- The 50-unit figure is the published program floor; its application to this model needs a written answer.
Two Layers of Branding — Only One Is the Charger’s
| Layer | What it covers | Who confirms it |
|---|---|---|
| The unit itself | Logo, colours and graphics on this enclosure | EVDANCE, in writing, against a sample |
| The platform | Your name and colours in the driver app, portal and receipts | Your platform provider — never an EVDANCE feature |
Buyers routinely merge these two layers into one assumption. Keep them separate in every document: a branded enclosure says nothing about the software drivers see, and a white-labelled app says nothing about the hardware. Our guide to logo and branding options walks through the unit-side questions in general; this article applies them to one compact DC enclosure.
Why a Compact DC Unit Is a Special Case
A compact floor-standing unit has less flat surface than a large cabinet, and its front carries an LCD and the connector area. Where a logo can sit, how large it can be, and whether a full wrap survives the enclosure’s shape are physical questions only a sample answers. Ask for a branded sample unit before committing a fleet order, and photograph it from the angles drivers approach from. The comparison in private label versus reselling a branded charger helps weigh whether the branding work is worth it at your volumes.
The Confirmation List
- Is branding offered on this model at all, and from what quantity? The program floor in our published facts is 100 units; whether it applies to this unit is a written answer.
- Which surfaces accept print or wrap, and what artwork format and dimensions are required?
- Does the LCD carry any brand element? The listing states an LCD and nothing about its content — screen branding is a sample-verified question.
- Do branded units keep the same certification file and warranty terms? Get both answers in the same document.
- What do packaging, manuals and rating labels carry — your brand, EVDANCE’s, or both?
The Product, As Listed
The EV-RHDC30K-L is a compact DC charger rated at 22 kW on its product page, floor-standing with a single connector, IP54 enclosure and OCPP 1.6J for platform connection. It sits below the 50–350 kW band the U.S. DOT uses for DC fast charging, so it serves dwell-based sites rather than corridor stops. EVDANCE is a Shenzhen manufacturer founded in 2011, exporting to 30+ countries, with a 3-year standard warranty. Branding conversations start through the OEM and private-label program — with the confirmation list above attached.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does the 50-unit minimum apply to this model?
The published private-label program starts at 100 units. Whether that floor and its options extend to this DC model is not stated in the listing — confirm it in writing before planning quantities.
Can my logo appear on the charger’s screen?
Not stated. The listing confirms an LCD only. Treat any screen branding as a sample-verified confirmation, never as an assumed feature.
Can EVDANCE white-label the driver app for me?
No — the app and portal layer belongs to your platform provider. EVDANCE supplies the hardware and its OCPP 1.6J connection; platform branding is arranged with whoever runs your back office.
Related Reading
- Logo and Branding Options for Private-Label EV Chargers
- Private Label vs Reselling a Branded EV Charger: Pros and Cons
- How Much Does It Cost to Start an EV Charger Brand?
- OCPP Explained: What Charge Point Operators Need From EV Charger Hardware
