Wholesale on the ACS1605PE is a set of written confirmations, not a price list. EVDANCE publishes this charger’s specification — an 11 kW three-phase portable built for the 16 A class of CEE socket — and the company facts behind it. It does not publish distributor pricing: margins, lead times and territory are agreed per distributor, and the only volume figure in print is the 50-unit starting point for private label. This guide separates what you can quote today from what must be agreed in writing before you commit.
Key Takeaways
- The ACS1605PE’s specification is quotable today; its wholesale terms are not published — they are agreed per distributor, in writing.
- The only volume figure in print is the 50-unit private-label starting point; it is not a wholesale MOQ.
- The listing names no certification marks for this model: request the documents, and never repeat a claim the documents do not support.
- Stock the socket class your market uses: 16 A here, 32 A in the 22 kW sibling.
What You Can Quote Today
| From the listing | The figure as published |
|---|---|
| Power | 11 kW, three-phase |
| Current and supply | 16 A at 230/400 V |
| Wall side | CEE five-pin plug, 16 A class |
| Car side | Type 2 connector |
| Display | 1.77-inch — the listing names no readouts |
| Housing | IP66 |
| Cable | 7.6 m |
Behind the unit: EVDANCE is a Shenzhen manufacturer founded in 2011, with its own factory, exports to more than 30 countries and a 3-year standard warranty. Two absences belong in the same table. The listing names no certification marks for this model, so certificates and test reports are a documents request, not a claim you can repeat. And it states no app, card system or network features: a customer who needs managed or metered charging is a customer for a different row of the range.
Confirm in Writing Before You Commit
| Item | Why it decides the deal | What to hold |
|---|---|---|
| Price and margin structure | Your resale number is built on it | The agreed price schedule in your distributor terms — no figure is published |
| Lead time and capacity | Your launch date depends on it | A quoted lead time per order, in writing |
| Certification documents | Market access in your country | The declaration and test-report set for this model, checked against your market’s requirements |
| Private label | Your brand on the unit | Starts at 100 units; the scope of branding for this model confirmed per order |
| Warranty handling | Who serves your customer, and how | The 3-year standard warranty, with the local claims process agreed |
| Spares and what is in the box | After-sales completeness | The supplied contents and the spare-parts route, in writing |
Where It Sits in the Range
The 16 A class is this charger’s argument: it is built for three-phase sockets of that class, where the 32 A sibling — the 22 kW EV-ACS3205PE — needs the larger class. A distributor stocks the class his market’s sockets use, and the two are complements, not rivals. Start the conversation through the resellers and distributors program; the wider range is on the products page.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the minimum order quantity?
No wholesale MOQ is published for this model. The one volume figure in print — 50 units — is the starting point for private label, not a wholesale minimum. Order quantities for standard units are part of your distributor agreement; get them in writing. Our explainer on how MOQs are set covers what drives the number.
What margin will I make?
No margin is published, and a figure quoted outside an agreement would be a guess. Margins are set in the distributor terms: ask for the full price structure, including how it changes with volume, before you build a retail price on it.
Is the ACS1605PE certified for my market?
The listing names no certification marks for this model, so do not repeat a certification claim to your customers. Request the certificate and test-report set from EVDANCE and check it against your market’s requirements — your importer or adviser confirms what your market accepts.
Related Reading
- EV Charger MOQ Explained: What Sets Minimum Order Quantities
- 11 kW vs 22 kW Wallbox: Which Should Distributors Stock for Europe?
- How to Choose a Portable EV Charger Supplier: A B2B Checklist for Importers
- EV Charger Warranty and After-Sales Terms: A Distributor’s Checklist
