Mode 3 charging
Type 2 connector and power according to version and configuration.
PRIVATE AND PROFESSIONAL CHARGING
One configurable unit for every charging need.
OSHTIA EV Charger covers homes, garages, businesses, car parks and fleets. It can be wall- or post-mounted and configured for supply, power, access, connectivity and management.
Discuss configuration
Wall or postMounting by environment and configuration
Mode 3 charging MENNEKES Type 2 connector by version and configuration.
Identification RFID, NFC or app by each site's policy.
OCPP Remote management from a compatible backend; profile to be validated.
Power control Sharing and limits by available installation.
Home and garage The single home point.
Business and fleets Several points with power sharing.
Where it fits
Home, business or public street.
The location guides selection; the final configuration depends on the electrical installation and required capabilities.
Home
Private charging adapted to available power and one or more vehicles.
Garage and car park
Wall- or post-mounted points for private, shared or professional bays.
Business
Access for staff, visitors, customers or company vehicles.
Fleets
Several points with operational monitoring through the selected backend.
Equipment functions.
Identification
RFID, NFC or app when included in the configuration.
Connectivity
Available interfaces depend on the selected electronics and communications.
Power control
Limits and sharing when compatible metering and software are included.
Local status
Signals availability, authorisation, charging and fault states.
Remote update
OTA updates when connectivity and platform support them.
Capabilities by layer.
Hardware
The chosen submodel fixes connector, number of outlets and mounting; identification and connectivity depend on the requested configuration.
Protocols
OCPP connects this unit to a backend, but the supported profile and version vary by the submodel's electronics and firmware.
Platform
Without a connected backend the unit runs in local mode: no users, history or remote management of bays or vehicles.
Integrations
ERP, CRM or external charging networks require validating compatibility and scope before adding them to a fleet or business configuration.
Installation
Electrical integration.
Home, business or fleet: the version is chosen by available power, number of points and access model.
Installation
Switchboard
Power, protection and routing per location.
Unit
OSHTIA
Configurable charger by version and access.
Result
Managed charging
Logged sessions, power limits and OCPP.
Home and garage.
The single point at a home, at whatever power the installation allows, managed from the app.
One point
Single-phase indoor version, in a plastic enclosure.
Dual single-phase
Two vehicles charging at the same point.
Business and fleets.
Several points with authorised users, power limits and an exportable session record. For commercial fleets, the same charger adds continuous monitoring and alerts before an incident affects operations.
Per-user access
Authorisation by RFID, NFC or mobile app.
Shared power
Remote limits and adaptation to availability.
Log and alerts
Exportable session history and status alerts to audit fleet consumption and availability.
Access methods
Access your way.
RFID, NFC or app: the method is configured per site's user policy.
RFID and NFC
Contactless cards or credentials.
Mobile app
Sessions, scheduling and alerts from your phone.
Technical data.
3 versions
Single-phase, three-phase and dual indoor.
MENNEKES Type 2
Connector by version and market.
RFID, NFC and app
Configurable access by each site's policy.
External POS
Pay at the point, optional.
OCPP
Interoperable management; under validation.
Power management
Sharing or adjustment by available installation.
Mobile app
Sessions, scheduling and alerts.
OTA updates
Remotely updatable software.
Indoor installation
Indoor enclosures.
Power by project
Per connection; defined in the project.
Current
By installation and version.
Platform
AITHANEX or compatible.
Telemetry
Remote supervision.
Installation
Sized next to the switchboard.
From home to fleet
One charger, several configurations.
Standards
Standards and certifications.
The charger meets the following standards:
Directive 2014/35/EU (LVD)
Directive 2011/65/EU (RoHS)
IEC 61851-1:2017
IEC 61851-21-2:2018
IEC 62196-1:2014
IEC 62196-2:2016
Installation
Installation requirements.
OSHTIA supplies the equipment, documentation and configuration parameters. Electrical design, external protection, cabling, mounting, legalisation and commissioning remain the responsibility of the appointed professional or installation company.
Developed by Grupo Unlix — the engineering behind the AITHA platform.
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