The JT02’s listing describes the adapter itself — a NACS-to-J1772 AC adapter rated up to 80 A at AC 250 V, with silver-plated copper terminals and an IP65 seal — and says nothing about branding. So a private-label order is a confirmation exercise: EVDANCE’s private-label program starts at 100 units, but which branding methods apply to a part this small, and whether the branded version is the certified configuration, are things to settle in writing and on a sample.
Key Takeaways
- The JT02 listing states the adapter’s specs and no branding options — branding is confirmed, never assumed.
- On a part this small, packaging and the manual carry as much brand as the housing; agree all three.
- The branded unit must be the certified configuration; get the certificate and test reports for the version you sell.
- The 50-unit program floor, branding method and warranty handling all belong in the written agreement.
What the Listing States, and What It Leaves Open
| Stated for the JT02 | Not stated — confirm before ordering |
|---|---|
| NACS-to-J1772 AC adapter (AC charging only) | Any logo printing, etching or labelling option |
| Up to 80 A, AC 250 V | Housing colours or co-branded artwork |
| Silver-plated copper terminals | Retail packaging and manual in your brand |
| IP65 seal | Whether the branded version carries the same certification file |
That split is normal for an adapter. The general mechanics of OEM supply are covered in our complete guide to OEM and private-label EV chargers; this article stays on the adapter-specific questions.
Where a Brand Can Physically Live on an Adapter
An adapter housing offers a few square centimetres of flat surface, not a wallbox door. Treat each of these as a question for the factory, and a check on the sample:
- On the housing: is a logo printed, laser-etched, moulded or labelled — and does it survive handling, heat and weather at IP65? Ask which methods are offered on this part; do not assume one.
- On the packaging: for a counter product, the box usually carries more brand than the part. Confirm box artwork, barcode and leaflet scope.
- In the manual: confirm it can carry your brand and support contact, in your market’s language.
- On the sample: judge whatever is agreed on a production sample in hand — print quality on a small curved housing is a sample question, not a catalogue question.
The Confirmations to Get in Writing
| Question | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| Which branding methods are offered on the JT02, and where? | The listing names none; the method decides what your artwork must look like. |
| Is the branded unit the certified configuration? | Branding must not change the tested part. Ask for the certificate and test-report set covering the version you will sell — the documents should match the product in the box. |
| What minimum quantity applies to adapters? | The 50-unit figure is the program’s stated floor. Confirm in writing that it applies to this adapter and to the branding method you choose. |
| What do packaging and manual branding include? | Artwork, languages and leaflet scope are separate line items on small accessories. |
| Do branded units carry the standard warranty? | EVDANCE’s standard warranty is 3 years. Confirm it applies to private-label units and who handles claims — you or the factory. |
The distinction between making a product and branding one is drawn out in our comparison of OEM vs ODM chargers: an adapter sits firmly on the branding side of that line, which is why configuration discipline matters more than design input.
The JT02 Under Your Brand
The EVDANCE JT02 is the adapter your customers would receive: NACS-to-J1772, AC only, up to 80 A at AC 250 V, silver-plated copper terminals, IP65. EVDANCE is a Shenzhen manufacturer founded in 2011, exporting to 30+ countries, with private label from 100 units. Branding options for this part are agreed through the OEM and private-label program; channel partners can also start via the reseller and distributor program.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the minimum order for a private-label JT02?
EVDANCE’s private-label program starts at 100 units. That is the program floor, not a published adapter-specific term — confirm in writing that it applies to the JT02 and to your branding method, since printed, etched and packaged versions can carry different minimums.
Can I change the colour or specification as well as the logo?
That is no longer branding; it is a configuration change, and it reopens the certification question. Keep the certified adapter as it is certified, put your brand on the surfaces and documents the factory confirms, and treat any physical change as a new product discussion.
Does private labelling change the warranty?
EVDANCE’s standard warranty is 3 years. Whether it applies unchanged to private-label units, and whether your customers claim through you or through EVDANCE, is a term to fix in the supply agreement.
Related Reading
- OEM and Private-Label EV Chargers: A Complete Guide for Brands
- OEM vs ODM EV Chargers: How Private-Label Charging Works
- Private Label vs Reselling a Branded EV Charger: Pros and Cons
