Is the charger suitable for outdoor use?

Yes, it has an IP54 protection rating suitable for public charging scenarios.

What certifications does the product have?

The product is certified with CE, FC, UKCA, and RoHS.

What is the lead time for orders?

Lead time is one month during off-peak season and 1-3 months during peak season.

0-300A DC EV Charging Station CCS1, Support Ocpp Remote Management

Name: 0-300A DC EV Charging Station CCS1, Support Ocpp Remote Management
Brand: Sichuan Jieshutong Technology Co., Ltd.
SKU: 2320235915

Sichuan, ChinaSichuan Jieshutong Technology Co., Ltd.

US$799.00

2 Pieces

Sample price:US$799.00/piece.Request sample

Product profile

Customization

Available

Connector Type

CCS1, CCS2, CHAdeMO, GB/T

Installation

Floor Type/Wall Mounted

Model NO.

EVC-ZG

Location

Public Use

Number of Charging Interfaces

One Pile with One Charge

Start Mode

Mobile Remote Operation, RFID Authentic

Transport Package

Individual Carton Packing

Specification

65*35*30CM

Trademark

JST

Origin

Hubei

HS Code

8504409999

Production Capacity

50000

Key features

Support multiple connector standards: GBT, CCS1, CCS2, CHAdeMO, compatible with most electric vehicles

Wide power range from 7KW to 40KW, maximum output current up to 300A

4.3-inch high-brightness color touch screen for convenient parameter setting and status checking

Adopt OCPP1.6 communication protocol, support WIFI, 4G and Ethernet connection, with RFID card management function

IP54 protection grade, stable operation from minus 25 degrees Celsius to plus 50 degrees Celsius

High work efficiency reaches 0.99 or higher, power factor is 5 percent or less, energy saving

Complete multiple safety protection functions to ensure charging safety

Two installation options: wall mounted and pillar mounted, flexible for different sites

Company profile

Sichuan Jieshutong Technology Co., Ltd.Sichuan, China

Business Type: Trading CompanyExport Year: 2021-01-05Nearest Port: ningboAverage Response Time: ≤0.92hTerms of Payment: T/T, LC, D/P, etc.International Commercial Terms(Incoterms): FOB, EXW, CFR, CIF, DAT, FAS, DDP, DAP, CIP, CPT

AI-Powered supplier vetting

SummarySichuan Jieshutong Technology Co., Ltd. is identified as a China-based trading company established in 2021, operating in new-energy charging equipment. The supplied information describes R&D, production, manufacturing, sales, technical consultation, export activity, customization of centralized fast-charging-station solutions, and a stated quality-inspection system. It reports domestic channels, overseas business, customers across China, and thousands of cooperative clients. However, the records contain inconsistent location information: the company is listed in Chengdu, Sichuan, while the factory is listed in Xiaogan, Hubei. Evidence is insufficient to confirm certifications, financial credibility, or the actual scale and maturity of production capabilities.

Supplier typeThe supplier is explicitly classified as a Trading Company and as an industrial-and-trade enterprise integrating R&D, production, manufacturing, and sales of new-energy charging equipment. Its stated products include portable EV chargers, car battery chargers, and EV chargers.

R&D capabilityThe supplier reports a professional technical R&D laboratory, early-stage R&D in civil charging piles, and planned investment in high-power fast charging, intelligent cluster operation and maintenance, and OCPP communication. This provides explicit evidence of R&D activity and targeted technology development, although current achievements are not independently detailed.

Customization capabilityThe supplier explicitly states that it can customize one-stop construction solutions for centralized fast-charging stations serving commercial parks, highway service areas, logistics parks, and large public parking lots. This directly supports project-specific solution customization.

Client casesThe supplier states that its products are sold across all Chinese provinces and cities and that it has thousands of cooperative clients, including property management companies, industrial parks, logistics stations, and urban-investment infrastructure enterprises. These are explicit customer and market-coverage claims, although named case studies and project-level details are not provided.