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At a workplace the problem is not power, it is strangers. RFID cards on the EV-ACT3204E keep staff posts for staff and tie every session to a card.
Guests will not download an app for one night. Hotel cards for the EV-ACT3204E start each guest session at reception and tie it to a room.
In a shared apartment car park, an ungated wallbox is a free socket. The EV-ACT3204E’s RFID cards and app access settings let the building decide who charges.
The EV-ACT3204E is listed at IP65/IP66. For an exposed wall, plan against the lower figure — and get siting, cable entry and drainage right.
The EV-ACT3204E’s listing claims no built-in RCD or DC detection. Type A, Type B and 6 mA DC detection explained — and why the choice is your installer’s.
The EV-ACT3204E is listed with CE and RoHS. For importers, the marks are claims — here is the document checklist that verifies them.
EVDANCE supplies the 22 kW EV-ACT3204E to European installers in volume. The variant, paperwork and card questions to confirm in writing before you order.
EVDANCE private label starts at 100 units. For the EV-ACT3204E wallbox, the branding questions to get answered in writing before artwork starts.
A refused RFID card on the EV-ACT3204E is an authorization failure, not a charging fault. Split the fault first: one card, all cards, or the app too.
A session that stops minutes after starting on the EV-ACT3204E has passed authorization. Read the early-stop pattern: timer, car limit, supply or seating.
