Yes — the EV-ACT3204PE can be ordered under your own brand through EVDANCE’s private-label program, which starts at 100 units. The listing, however, publishes the hardware (22 kW three-phase, Type 2, RFID and app, CE and RoHS) — not a branding menu for this model. Branding a wallbox is therefore a written-confirmation exercise: here is where a brand can live on a fixed unit, and what to get answered first.
Key Takeaways
- Private label starts at 100 units, but this model’s listing publishes no branding menu — every branding element is a written confirmation.
- A wallbox carries a brand on the enclosure, the RFID cards, the app and the installer’s paperwork chain.
- Approve a physical pre-production sample with final branding before the run.
- Branding never changes the certified configuration: 22 kW three-phase, Type 2, RFID and app, IP65/IP66, CE and RoHS.
Where a Brand Lives on a Fixed Wallbox
A portable charger hides in a boot between trips; a wallbox sits on a customer’s wall for years, used daily. A private-label wallbox therefore carries your brand in more places — each a separate confirmation:
- The enclosure. The front panel is the visible brand surface for the unit’s whole working life. Ask what print method and artwork area are offered for this model, and approve a physical sample, not a render.
- The RFID cards. Drivers carry these daily. Whether cards can carry your artwork — and how many ship per unit — is a question for the order, not an assumption.
- The app. The listing states app control. Whether the app your customers install can show your brand on this model follows the same discipline as our general guide to logo and branding options: feature sets differ by model, so confirm the exact list for the charger you choose.
- The paperwork chain. Box, manual and warranty documents pass through the installer’s hands to the end customer. Our overview of packaging, labeling and manuals covers the chain; confirm languages and versions for your markets.
Questions to Get Answered in Writing
| Question | Why it decides the project |
|---|---|
| Which branding elements are offered for the EV-ACT3204E specifically? | The listing publishes none; the offer for this model is the starting fact of the whole project |
| What artwork files, sizes and print method does the factory need? | Artwork rework is the most common avoidable delay in a first run |
| Whose name sits on the CE declaration and certificates? | The listing states CE and RoHS for this model; who owns the certificate shapes your legal position in the EU |
| Can the box and manual be printed under our brand, in which languages? | Your installers hand these to end customers; leftover factory branding breaks the offer |
| Is a pre-production sample with final branding included before the run? | A sample is where print quality, card supply and paperwork are checked once, cheaply |
What Branding Does Not Change
Your brand sits on a fixed electrical product. The configuration underneath stays the one on the listing: 22 kW output on a three-phase supply, Type 2 cable or socket, RFID and app authorization, an IP65/IP66 housing, and the CE and RoHS position the model carries. Branding changes what the customer sees; it does not re-specify the charger or the documents that support it. Plan the brand layer and the compliance layer as two separate checklists, and let neither borrow from the other.
How to Start
The route in is the OEM and private-label program page, with the EV-ACT3204E product page as the specification your branded version repeats. Send the table above with your first enquiry, ask for the sample stage before the production run, and keep the written answers with the order. Brands that treat the first 50 units as a pilot — one market, one installer channel, full paperwork — learn cheaply whether the wallbox earns a second, larger run.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the minimum order for a private-label EV-ACT3204E?
EVDANCE’s private-label program starts at 100 units. That is the published program floor; what a branded order includes is set out in the quote and its written confirmations.
Can the RFID cards carry our logo?
The listing confirms the wallbox works with RFID cards but says nothing about card printing. Treat card branding as a confirmation question for the order — along with how many cards ship per unit — and check the answer on the pre-production sample.
Can we brand the app as well as the charger?
App control is a listed feature of this model; app branding is not stated for it. Ask whether a branded app version is offered for this model, under whose name it is published, and who supports it — in writing, before the brand plan depends on it.
Related Reading
- Logo and Branding Options for Private-Label EV Chargers
- Who Owns the Certificate in a Private-Label EV Charger?
- Private-Label EV Chargers: Packaging, Labeling and Manuals
- OEM and Private-Label EV Chargers: A Complete Guide for Brands
Sources & Standards
- U.S. DOE AFDC — Procurement and Installation for EV Charging Infrastructure
- IET — Code of Practice for Electric Vehicle Charging Equipment Installation
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