YDCHARGE Wall-Mounted and Floor-Standing Compact DC Charging Station | 7 kW to 40 kW OEM/ODM Platform | CCS1, CCS2, CHAdeMO, GB/T and NACS Options

YDCHARGE Compact DC EV Charger is designed for residential, workplace, fleet, commercial parking and small public charging applications. Available from 7 kW to 40 kW, it combines a compact enclosure, high efficiency power conversion, multiple DC connector options and OCPP 1.6J network integration for flexible deployment worldwide.

Power Selection
7 kW to 40 kW Range
DC Connectors
CCS1, CCS2, CHAdeMO, GB/T, NACS
Network Control
OCPP 1.6J & RFID Integration
Deployment Protection
IP54 | Wall & Floor Mount

The charger supports wall mounted or floor standing installation and can be configured with CCS1, CCS2, CHAdeMO, GB/T or NACS connectors according to the target market and project requirements. With RFID authorization, remote operation, IP54 protection and OEM/ODM customization options, it provides a practical DC charging solution for private, commercial and network charging projects.

YDCHARGE Compact DC EV Charger

YDCHARGE Compact DC EV Charger is a flexible DC charging platform developed for projects that require faster and more controlled charging than standard AC wallboxes, while avoiding the size, cost and infrastructure complexity of large high power DC charging stations.

Product Overview and Strategic Sizing

Application Environments

Available in 7 kW, 20 kW, 30 kW and 40 kW versions, the charger is suitable for private parking, workplace charging, fleet depots, commercial parking areas, hotels, retail locations and small public charging networks. The 7 kW version should be positioned as a low power DC charger or compact DC charger, especially for limited space projects where DC charging compatibility is required without ultra high power infrastructure.

The DC Charging Advantage

Compared with AC charging, DC charging supplies power directly to the vehicle battery through the DC charging interface. This helps site operators provide a more controlled charging experience where compatible vehicles are used.

Deployment Flexibility and Interface Options

Mechanical Support Architecture:

The charger supports both wall mounted and floor standing installation. This gives project owners and installers more flexibility when working with garages, parking lots, fleet sites, commercial locations and destination charging environments.

Global Connector Configurations:

Connector options include CCS1, CCS2, CHAdeMO, GB/T and NACS according to target market requirements. NACS configuration is available as a project option and should be confirmed according to technical requirements, compatibility validation and regional deployment scope.

Smart Operation and Network Integration

For smart operation, the charger supports OCPP 1.6J for connection with compatible charging management platforms. Operators can manage charging sessions, user authorization, charging records, fault monitoring and remote maintenance through a backend system.

RFID, password, VIN based authorization and local plug and charge style operation can be configured according to the application scenario. ISO 15118 based Plug & Charge depends on project configuration, vehicle compatibility, certificate handling and backend support.

Thermal Engineering and Protection Architecture

Isolated Air Duct Design

The charger uses an isolated air duct design to improve heat dissipation while reducing the impact of dust and moisture on internal electronic components. This structure helps maintain stable output performance, protects key circuit areas and supports reliable operation in demanding indoor and semi outdoor environments.

System Protection Matrix

Built for stable DC charging operation, the charger integrates essential electrical and system protection functions, including emergency stop, over voltage protection, under voltage protection, over current protection, leakage protection, temperature protection and communication fault protection. Insulation monitoring can be configured according to charger architecture and project requirements.

Site Deployment Factors

The IP54 rated enclosure supports reliable use in parking and commercial environments when installed according to local electrical, ventilation and site protection requirements. For outdoor deployment, installation conditions such as shelter, drainage, direct sunlight, ventilation and electrical protection should be considered.

OEM/ODM Customization and Compliance

B2B Customization Framework

YDCHARGE supports OEM and ODM customization for global DC charging projects. Available customization options include:

Power rating
Charging connector
Cable length
Enclosure color
Logo integration
HMI interface
RFID function
Communication module
Language configuration
Backend integration
Market-specific compliance

Certification Routes

Available compliance configurations include CE, TÜV SÜD and CQC according to model, market and project requirements. Certification scope may vary by power rating, connector type, input configuration, software version and regional compliance route.

Test reports, certificates and project compliance documents can be provided upon request for qualified B2B projects.

Specify your required installation orientation, target market connection standards, and software backend constraints to coordinate with our technical deployment teams.

YDCHARGE Compact DC EV Charger Technical Specifications

Electrical Input and Output Specifications
Power Rating 7 kW / 20 kW / 30 kW / 40 kW
Output Voltage 200 to 750 V DC for 7 kW; 200 to 1000 V DC for 20 kW to 40 kW
Input Voltage 90 to 265 V AC for 7 kW; 260 to 475 V AC for 20 kW to 40 kW; 480 V optional
Input Current 32 A / 30 A / 45 A / 64 A
Output Current 20 A / 60 A / 100 A / 133 A
Auxiliary Power 12 V, 24 V optional
Efficiency Up to 95%
Power Factor >0.99 at rated voltage and full load
Mechanical, Environmental and Interface Specifications
Mounting Type Wall mounted / Floor standing
Display 4.3 inch touchscreen display
IP Rating IP54
Weight 20 kg / 35 kg / 45 kg / 64 kg
Operating Temperature -25°C to +50°C; power derating above +50°C; heater optional for cold regions
Operating Humidity 5% to 90% RH, non condensing
Altitude ≤2000 m
Input Cable Length Customizable
Charging Cable Length 5 m standard, customizable
Protocol, Standards and Connectivity
Network Protocol OCPP 1.6J
Network Connection Wi Fi, Bluetooth, 4G, LAN
Connector Options CCS1, CCS2, CHAdeMO, GB/T, NACS optional
Applicable Standards GB/T 20234, IEC 62196, IEC 61851-1, IEC 61851-23, JEVS G105 / CHAdeMO
Communication Protocols GB/T 27930, CHAdeMO 2.0, DIN 70121, ISO 15118
Specifications may vary by power rating, connector type, protocol stack, regional certification and project configuration. Please confirm the final datasheet before ordering.

Compact DC EV Charger FAQs

B2B OEM/ODM Frequently Asked Questions

Q1. What is the power range of this compact DC EV charger?
The charger is available in 7 kW, 20 kW, 30 kW and 40 kW versions. These power options are designed for different private, workplace, fleet, commercial parking and small public charging applications.
Q2. Is the 7 kW version a DC fast charger?
The 7 kW version is a low power DC charger. It provides DC output directly through the vehicle’s DC charging interface, but it should be positioned as compact DC charging rather than ultra fast charging. It is suitable for limited space projects where DC charging compatibility is required without large high power DC infrastructure.
Q3. Does it support both wall mounted and floor standing installation?
Yes. The charger can be supplied in wall mounted or floor standing configurations depending on site layout, installation space and project requirements. Wall mounted installation is suitable for compact garages, workshops and space limited parking areas, while floor standing installation is suitable for parking lots, commercial sites and fleet depots.
Q4. Which charging connectors are supported?
The charger can be configured with CCS1, CCS2, CHAdeMO, GB/T and NACS connectors according to the target market and project requirements. Final connector configuration should be confirmed according to vehicle compatibility, local charging standards, protocol stack and certification scope. NACS configuration is available as a project option and is subject to project validation and compatibility requirements.
Q5. Does the charger support OCPP?
Yes. The charger supports OCPP 1.6J for backend integration, remote monitoring, user authorization, charging records and operation management. Backend compatibility should be confirmed during project integration.
Q6. Can the charger be connected to a charging management platform?
Yes. With OCPP 1.6J support, the charger can be connected to compatible charging management platforms for remote monitoring, authorization, transaction records, fault reporting, remote start and stop, and operation management. The final backend integration should be validated according to the selected platform and project configuration.
Q7. Does it support automatic charging or Plug & Charge?
Local automatic charging can be configured for selected applications. ISO 15118 based Plug & Charge requires project specific configuration, vehicle compatibility, certificate handling and backend support. Please confirm the required operation mode before project validation.
Q8. What user authorization methods are available?
Depending on project configuration, the charger can support RFID authorization, password access, VIN based authorization, backend platform authorization and local automatic charging modes. The final authorization method should be selected according to the project’s operating model.
Q9. Can the charger be customized for OEM/ODM projects?
Yes. YDCHARGE supports customization of power rating, connector type, cable length, enclosure design, logo, HMI language, communication module, RFID function, backend integration and market specific compliance configuration. OEM and ODM customization can be provided for distributors, charging network operators, fleet projects and equipment brands.
Q10. Is this charger suitable for outdoor installation?
The charger is designed with an IP54 rated enclosure and can be used in suitable outdoor or semi outdoor environments. Final installation should follow local electrical regulations, ventilation requirements, drainage design and site protection conditions. For exposed outdoor locations, shelter, direct sunlight, rain protection and airflow should be considered during site planning.
Q11. What standards and protocols can be supported?
Depending on the selected connector and software configuration, the charger can support GB/T 20234, IEC 62196, IEC 61851-1, IEC 61851-23, CHAdeMO related configurations, GB/T 27930, DIN 70121 and ISO 15118 related communication requirements. Final protocol support should be confirmed according to the selected model and project validation scope.
Q12. What certifications can be supported?
Available compliance configurations may include CE, TÜV SÜD and CQC according to model, market and project requirements. Certification scope should be confirmed by certificate, test report and selected product configuration. Certificates should not be assumed to cover all power ratings, connector versions, input configurations or regional market variants.
Q13. Can the charger support remote maintenance?
Yes. The charger can support remote fault monitoring and remote maintenance through compatible backend systems. This helps operators reduce unnecessary site visits, improve response speed and manage multiple chargers more efficiently.
Q14. What network connection options are available?
Network connection options include Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, 4G and LAN, depending on project configuration. The best connection method should be selected according to the installation site, backend platform and operator requirements.
Q15. What is the cleanest B2B positioning for this product?
This product should be positioned as a compact DC EV charger platform for private, commercial, fleet and OEM/ODM projects, supporting 7 kW to 40 kW power options, wall mounted or floor standing installation, multi connector configuration and OCPP network operation.

Specify your required installation orientation, target market connection standards, and software backend constraints to coordinate with our technical deployment teams.