Question 1

Which charging standards and connectors do HizonSun EV chargers support?

Accepted Answer

HizonSun builds chargers to GB, IEC and UL standards. Depending on the model, connectors include GB/T, Type 2, CCS2, CCS1 and Tesla/NACS-compatible options, so one supplier can cover China, Europe, the Americas and Southeast Asia.

Question 2

Should I choose an AC charger or a DC fast charger for my project?

Accepted Answer

Choose 7–22kW AC chargers where vehicles park for several hours, such as homes, hotels, offices and residential communities. Choose 60–360kW integrated DC chargers or 360–720kW split-type systems where dwell time is short, such as highways, public hubs, taxi and logistics fleets.

Question 3

Are HizonSun chargers OCPP compatible?

Accepted Answer

Yes. HizonSun offers OCPP smart EV chargers that connect to cloud management platforms for remote monitoring, user authentication, billing and load management, and the company holds software copyrights for its charging cloud service platform.

Question 4

What certifications does HizonSun hold?

Accepted Answer

HizonSun holds ISO9001, CQC, CE, CB and UL certifications and owns more than 50 intellectual property rights covering AC/DC charging systems and cloud service platforms.

Question 5

Does HizonSun offer OEM and ODM EV chargers?

Accepted Answer

Yes. HizonSun provides OEM/ODM manufacturing for automakers, brands, charging operators, real estate developers and distributors, including branding, enclosure design, screen UI, power configuration and connector customisation.

Question 6

When is an energy storage charging pile the right choice?

Accepted Answer

A 100kWh or 200kWh energy storage integrated charging pile with LFP batteries is ideal where grid capacity is limited, unstable or unavailable, or where operators want to shift charging to off-peak tariffs and integrate solar power.

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