Yes. EVDANCE supplies the EV-ACS3205PE in volume for European markets: a 22 kW three-phase portable charger (32 A on a 380–400 V supply, CEE five-pin plug, Type 2, 1.77-inch screen, IP66). It is a boxed product for the industrial channel, not a home gadget — so the wholesale work is confirming version, documents and customer fit before the first pallet moves.
Key Takeaways
- The EV-ACS3205PE is a 22 kW three-phase portable (32 A, CEE five-pin, Type 2, IP66) sold through the industrial channel.
- Its buyers are sites that already run three-phase power — the 32 A socket is the customer filter.
- Confirm version, plug, manual language and the certificate set for the exact model in writing before listing.
- Private label starts at 100 units; wholesale minimums are confirmed per order.
A Three-Phase Portable Belongs to the Industrial Channel
Most portable chargers chase the home market. This one’s buyers are workshops, garages, depots, farms, event sites and light-industrial users that already run three-phase machinery. Those customers do not need an installer or a wall — they need a charger that plugs into the industrial socket their building already has and goes where the vehicle is. The natural stockists are therefore electrical and industrial wholesalers whose customers already ask about CEE sockets, not consumer electronics shelves. The demand question is simple: how many of your trade customers run sites with a 32 A five-pin socket and an electric vehicle to feed?
The Specification, Line by Line — and What Each Line Still Owes You
A wholesale listing should never promise more than the paperwork behind it. Each line of this model’s specification settles part of the sale and leaves a question for the order documents:
| Specification line | What it settles | Confirm in writing before you list it |
|---|---|---|
| 22 kW, 32 A three-phase, 380–400 V | The output class and the supply it needs | The exact version supplied for each market you sell into |
| CEE five-pin plug, Type 2 to the car | Wall side and car side in one line | That the plug version matches the socket class your customers actually have |
| 1.77-inch screen, IP66 enclosure | Session display on the unit; dust and water sealing | The manual language and the documents supplied with each unit |
| Certificates and test reports | The compliance file behind the model | Which certificates and test reports cover this exact model and configuration, and whose name they carry |
The documents row matters: a mark is only as good as the file behind it — the general picture is set out in our guide to CE marking for chargers sold in the EU. Get the document set for the exact configuration you will stock, in writing, before your catalogue repeats any of it.
The Socket Is Your Customer Filter
The honest stocking question is not “who wants 22 kW?” but “who already has the socket?” The charger delivers its full rate only where a 32 A five-pin CEE socket on a three-phase supply exists — and nothing where the building’s sockets are the smaller 16 A class. Sell it as a trade product with the socket requirement printed plainly, so returns are not your demand-discovery method. And cover the second class rather than arguing with it: the 11 kW ACS1605PE is the matching portable for 16 A five-pin sockets, and our stocking comparison of which chargers distributors stock for Europe works through the two classes side by side.
The Unit Behind the Listing
The EV-ACS3205PE is EVDANCE’s 22 kW three-phase portable: 32 A, 380–400 V, a CEE five-pin plug, Type 2 connection to the car, a 1.77-inch screen and an IP66 rating. There is no installation channel to manage — the fixed work, if any, is the customer’s socket, and that belongs to their electrician. EVDANCE is a Shenzhen manufacturer founded in 2011, exports to more than 30 countries, offers a private-label program from 100 units and a 3-year standard warranty; unbranded wholesale minimums are confirmed per order — they move with version and packaging. Channel arrangements run through the reseller and distributor program, and our spare parts and RMA guide sets out how after-sales routes back.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the minimum wholesale order?
Unbranded minimums are confirmed per order — they move with version, packaging and configuration. The published figure in the range is the private-label floor: branded production starts at 100 units.
Which customers should a distributor target first?
Trade buyers whose sites already run three-phase power and hold a 32 A five-pin CEE socket: workshops, depots, farms and light industry. The socket is the filter — a customer without it needs an electrician’s work first.
Can one listing cover all our EU markets?
The hardware is one model. Version, plug details, manual language and the document set are per-market confirmations — settle them in each market’s order paperwork rather than assuming one listing travels.
Related Reading
- 11 kW vs 22 kW Wallbox: Which Should Distributors Stock for Europe?
- CE Marking for Private-Label EV Chargers Sold in the EU
- How Distributors Can Build a Profitable EV Charger Product Line
- EV Charger Spare Parts and RMA Process for Distributors
