Ordering a mixed EVDANCE range runs in one sequence: sample verdicts first, then per-model confirmations, then the order itself, then the production documents you agreed, then shipping on the terms you arranged. The step buyers most often skip is the second one — every model in the container carries its own documents, and a range order inherits every model’s open questions.
Key Takeaways
- Sequence: sample verdicts, per-model confirmations, order composition, production documents, shipping.
- A mixed order inherits every model’s open document questions — close them model by model.
- Compose by role in your market, not by catalogue order.
- Container and freight figures are quoted on the actual order; the listings publish none of the inputs.
The Sequence, in Order
| Stage | What is settled there |
|---|---|
| Sample verdicts | Each model you will stock has been sampled in the variant you will sell, and the result is recorded. |
| Per-model confirmations | Certificates, test reports and specification details for every model, in writing — including the models whose listings state no mark. |
| Order composition | Which models, which variants, in what roles for your market. Quantities and prices are quotation items, settled here. |
| Production documents | The quality and inspection documents you and the maker agree will accompany production, agreed before manufacture starts. |
| Shipping | Terms, routing and responsibilities as arranged between you and the maker or your forwarder. |
Confirmations Are Per Model, Not Per Brand
A mixed container does not average its paperwork. The wallbox in the order may state ETL, FCC and CE while a portable in the same order states no mark at all, and both facts survive the shipment unchanged. Work through the confirmations model by model: the marks and reports behind them, the name on the documents where the range will carry your brand — the subject of our article on who owns the certificate in a private-label charger — and the specification of each variant. Treat every “not stated in the listing” row as an open item until a document closes it.
Compose the Order by Role
A workable mixed range is built from roles, not from the catalogue order: home portables and a wallbox for the residential channel, three-phase models where your market’s supply supports them, a station or DC unit for site customers, and adapters that widen the cars each charger can serve. Our guide on how distributors build a product line works through that role logic, and the OEM project timeline shows where each stage sits in a private-label programme. What each role earns its place with is a working sample and a closed documents file — not a brochure.
Production, Documents and Shipping
Agree the production paperwork while the order is being placed: which inspection and test documents accompany the goods, and how production units are checked against your approved samples. On shipping, this page deliberately stays at process level. The product listings do not publish the packaged dimensions and weights a container calculation needs, so no honest page can quote container capacities or freight costs for a mixed range — those figures are quoted on your actual order, with its real models, variants and quantities. The choice between shipping terms is covered in our guide to FOB vs DDP importing.
The Range Behind the Order
The mixed order typically draws on the same core: the EV-ACT5006T wallbox, the EV-ACT3204PE three-phase wallbox, the EV-AC03201T dual-connector station and the EV-RHDC30K-L compact DC charger, with portables and adapters around them. EVDANCE’s distributor programme is the route for the quotation that turns the sequence above into numbers.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can different models ship together in one order?
A mixed order is a normal way to stock a range: several models, each with its own specification, variant and documents, moving under one arranged shipment. The terms are settled in the quotation.
Does one model’s certificate cover the whole container?
No. Certificates name exact models. Every model in the order needs its own documents check, including the ones whose listings state no mark.
What will the shipping cost?
It is quoted on the actual order. The listings do not publish the packaged dimensions and weights behind a freight calculation, so any figure given without your models and quantities would be invented.
Related Reading
- FOB vs DDP: How to Import EV Chargers From China Without Surprises
- How an OEM EV Charger Project Works, Step by Step
- How Distributors Can Build a Profitable EV Charger Product Line
