Two of the three surfaces in this title are standard private-label work: your logo can go on the EV-ACS3210T, and your artwork can go on its box, on orders from 100 units. The third surface — the 1.77-inch display — is different: the screen is part of the charger’s working interface, and whether its graphics can carry your brand is a question to confirm with EVDANCE in writing before you order. Plan the logo and the box as yes; plan the screen as open until it is answered.
Key Takeaways
- Logo on the unit and artwork on the box are standard private-label surfaces, from 100 units.
- Box print must state this model’s real specification — verify it against the packed sample’s rating label.
- The display is a working interface: whether its graphics can carry your brand is a written confirmation, not an assumption.
- Confirm the screen answer first, and approve a powered-on branded sample before production.
The Logo: The Straightforward Surface
The housing is where a portable charger carries its brand, and logo printing on it is the standard first layer of a private-label order. The methods and placements are set out in our guide to logo and branding options for private-label chargers, so this article does not repeat the menu. The model-specific jobs are narrower: confirm which surfaces of this unit take print, supply artwork in the factory’s format, and approve the result on a physical sample. One neighbour surface is not decoration: the rating label can be laid out with your brand, but its data — model, ratings, maker details — must stay accurate, as our guide to rating labels and required markings explains.
The Box: Your Artwork, the Unit’s Facts
Box and manual artwork are the second standard surface, covered in depth in our guide to private-label packaging, labeling and manuals. What matters for this model is that the print describes the unit actually inside: a 32 A NACS portable, 240 V, about 7.7 kW, NEMA 14-50P plug, 10 to 32 A in six steps, IP66. The recurring error here is artwork carried over from a different model — a box face stating another unit’s output or plug. The sample stage catches that: check the printed specification against the packed sample’s rating label before approving the run.
The Screen: Ask, Don’t Assume
The EV-ACS3210T’s 1.77-inch display is where the driver reads the selected current step and the session information. That makes it a different kind of surface.
A logo printed on plastic changes nothing electrical; a change to what the display shows can mean a firmware or configuration variant — and product documents cover an exact model and configuration, as our guide to who owns the certificate in a private-label program explains. So the honest answer to “can we customize the screen?” is: ask these questions, in writing.
| Question to confirm | Why it decides the order |
|---|---|
| Can the start-up screen or an idle screen carry our logo? | The screen branding most buyers actually mean — settle whether it exists before designing around it |
| Can display language or graphics be changed? | A language or layout change is a deeper variant than a start-up image, with its own approval path |
| Is a screen change a configuration change? | If it is, the documents and sample approval must cover the variant you will actually receive |
| What must the branded sample demonstrate? | The sample should power up showing exactly what production units will show — screen included |
Until those answers exist, treat the display as the manufacturer’s standard screen in your listings. Showing a branded interface you have not confirmed is how a branding order turns into a returns problem.
Putting the Three Answers in the Order
The working sequence: confirm the screen answer first, because it can change the configuration; then approve logo and box artwork; then approve a physical branded sample — powered on, screen and box print checked — before production is released. EVDANCE is a Shenzhen manufacturer founded in 2011, exporting to more than 30 countries, with private label from 100 units and a 3-year standard warranty; brand programs run through the OEM and private-label page.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the minimum order for a private-label EV-ACS3210T?
50 units. That covers the standard branding layers; deeper changes are quoted as their own configuration.
Can we put our logo on the charger’s screen?
Do not assume so. Ask whether a start-up or idle-screen logo is offered, and get the answer in writing before it appears in your listings. Housing logo and box artwork are the confirmed surfaces.
Does branding change the charger’s specification?
No — branding sits on the tested product: 32 A output, six steps, NACS connector and IP66 enclosure stay as listed. Changing the product itself is OEM work, not branding.
Related Reading
- Logo and Branding Options for Private-Label EV Chargers
- Private-Label EV Chargers: Packaging, Labeling and Manuals
- Who Owns the Certificate in a Private-Label EV Charger?
- OEM and Private-Label EV Chargers: A Complete Guide for Brands
