Pre-certified to CE, UL, and GB/T standards. Designed for high uptime, dynamic load sharing, and harsh outdoor operational environments.
The convergence of advanced power electronics, dense upstream supply networks, and strict automotive testing creates an unassailable engineering foundation.
By leveraging China's mature power semiconductor ecosystem and magnetic component fabrication clusters in the Yangtze River Delta, our factory achieves optimal volumetric efficiency, offering 30kW–40kW power conversion modules with conversion efficiencies exceeding 96.5% at competitive capital expenditures.
Unlike assemblers who outsource sub-systems, our factory maintains full vertical integration: automated SMT circuit assembly, sheet metal stamping, CNC robotic enclosure sealing, proprietary embedded software compilation, and dedicated multi-channel high-voltage load banks for burn-in testing.
Our Kunshan testing laboratory conducts rigorous pre-compliance evaluations matching TÜV Rheinland, SGS, and UL benchmarks. Standard units undergo comprehensive testing for dielectric breakdown, temperature rise under sustained load, EMC emission, and salt spray corrosion before third-party sign-off.
Public charging networks require mission-critical durability. Our manufacturing operations in Kunshan, adjacent to Shanghai, are architected to deliver reliability in diverse operating conditions. Field-deployed EV chargers must withstand environmental stress, from sub-zero conditions in Nordic winters to extreme ambient humidity and heat in Southeast Asia and the Middle East.
Our ODM development methodology emphasizes thermal management. By deploying CFD-modeled internal airflow chambers, independent cooling ducts for high-frequency resonant LLC converters, and IP55/IP65 ingress sealing, our systems avoid thermal derating even at ambient temperatures reaching 50°C. Galvanic isolation, comprehensive over/under-voltage mitigation, surge arresters, and leakage sensors ensure long operational lifecycles.
Forward-thinking charging station manufacturers are transitioning from static power distribution to dynamic, grid-resilient, intelligent charging nodes.
The industry shift toward 800V vehicle architectures requires wide-output chargers (150V–1000V DC). Utilizing Silicon Carbide (SiC) MOSFETs reduces switching losses, boosts module efficiency to 97%, and lowers cooling overhead.
Split-type architectures dynamically allocate power in 20kW or 30kW increments across dispensing satellite guns. Power transfers seamlessly between vehicles without interrupting live charging sessions.
Sites with constrained grid capacity leverage 100kWh–200kWh Lithium Iron Phosphate (LFP) energy storage units. These buffer power demand, reduce peak utility tariffs, and allow DC ultra-fast charging on 50kW grid drops.
Modern public installations require friction-free authorization. Native support for ISO 15118-2/20 enables encrypted automated handshakes, automated billing, and bidirectional vehicle-to-grid (V2G) power balancing.
| Architecture Feature | Legacy Public EVSE (Pre-2022) | HizonSun Next-Gen ODM Platforms | Operational Impact |
|---|---|---|---|
| Operating DC Output | 200V – 500V DC | 150V – 1000V DC Constant-Power Range | Full high-speed compatibility with both legacy 400V packs and modern 800V/900V platforms. |
| Power Granularity | Fixed power split (50/50 static) | Matrix dynamic power pooling (20kW steps) | Maximizes asset turnover, avoids unutilized transformer capacity, and increases station throughput. |
| Peak Module Efficiency | 92.5% – 94.0% (Silicon IGBT) | 96.5% – 97.2% (Wide Bandgap SiC) | Reduces thermal dissipation, saves operator electrical costs, and extends internal component MTBF. |
| Backend Protocol Stack | OCPP 1.5 SOAP / Basic 1.6J | Native OCPP 1.6J + 2.0.1 with Smart Load Profiles | Seamless integration with regional billing software, credit payment terminals, and smart grid APIs. |
Turnkey hardware and firmware configurations engineered to align with site dwell times, grid limits, and monetization frameworks.
Designed for short dwell times (15–25 minutes). Our 360kW to 720kW split-type systems feature liquid-cooled charging cables capable of delivering up to 500A continuous current. High-voltage boost curves charge vehicles rapidly, maintaining high turnover along motorway routes.
For commercial malls and destination parking with 45–90 minute dwell times, our 60kW–240kW DC stations with high-bright 32-inch outdoor digital displays generate dual revenue streams: kilowatt-hour sales and digital-out-of-home (DOOH) programmatic advertising.
Centralized fleet operations require high uptime and automated power balancing. Our backend load-shedding architecture coordinates charging across heavy vans and buses overnight, drawing optimal utility tariffs without exceeding grid transformer limits.
A resilient public charging infrastructure extends beyond field enclosures to reliable communication backbones. Our manufacturing facility equips every unit with dual-channel connectivity: industrial LTE 4G/5G Cat-M1 modems with automatic fallback to high-reliability wired Ethernet (RJ45). The native embedded operating system supports independent watchdog circuits that detect micro-disconnections, rebooting communications pipelines autonomously without disrupting charging cycles.
All HizonSun chargers feature an open firmware environment compatible with major CPO enterprise platforms worldwide, including Driivz, AMPECO, ChargeLab, and GreenFlux. Through standard OCPP 1.6J and 2.0.1 JSON protocols, station operators maintain real-time control over session billing, smart tariff configurations, remote firmware updates (FOTA), and automated diagnostic error code delivery.
We work with national utilities, charge point operators, and vehicle distributors to develop branded, region-compliant charging infrastructure.
Our industrial design group adapts sheet metal structures to match client corporate styling. We support custom RAL color schemes, silkscreen brand graphics, customized touchscreen GUIs, and integrated multilingual operator instructions.
For seamless unattended payment, cabinets can be pre-configured with contactless POS terminals (Nayax, Payter, Worldline) supporting EMV Level 1/2, Apple Pay, Google Pay, and RFID smart transit cards.
A single chassis can be configured with dual CCS2 guns for Europe and South America, dual CCS1/NACS combinations for North America, or dual GB/T couplers for China, simplifying multi-market rollouts under unified service procedures.
Purchasing teams must mitigate field failure risks and long repair cycles. Our factory follows an IATF 16949-derived quality workflow across five manufacturing stages:
1. Component Validation: Critical active components—including microcontrollers, contactors, metering shunts, and power modules—are sourced from traceable suppliers. High-voltage DC contactors are tested to withstand 100,000+ electrical switching operations under load.
2. In-Line SMT Optical Inspection: Control and communication boards undergo automated Automated Optical Inspection (AOI) to eliminate solder bridging, component misalignment, and flux contamination.
3. High-Voltage Hipot Isolation Screening: Assembled units undergo dielectric withstand testing at 2,500V AC for 60 seconds to confirm complete galvanic isolation between primary power buses, chassis grounds, and sensitive secondary logic rails.
4. Full-Power Thermal Burn-In: Every finished charger is connected to an automated load bank and run at continuous rated power for 4 to 8 hours. Calibrated FLIR thermal sensors monitor busbar joints and module terminals to prevent field hot-spots.
Key technical insights addressing interoperability, field maintenance, grid limits, and operational certification.
Our units utilize a high-speed matrix relay or solid-state switching system managed by our internal MCU. When a single vehicle is connected, all internal power modules combine to deliver maximum power (e.g., 180kW). When a second vehicle connects, the controller reallocates modules based on vehicle BMS requests without terminating the active session.
The calculated MTBF of our integrated DC fast chargers exceeds 100,000 operational hours. Sub-assemblies use modular Field Replaceable Units (FRU). If a 30kW module flags an anomaly via OCPP diagnostics, the remaining modules continue operating while a replacement module is hot-swapped within minutes.
Yes. Our enclosures carry IP54 to IP55 ratings (with IP65 sealed electronic compartments). We use specialized internal PTC heating strips for cold climates to prevent condensation and keep electronics within operating limits down to -30°C. For hot regions, variable-speed EC fans and high-volume cooling prevent thermal derating up to 50°C.
The system combines a local high-density LFP battery pack with our DC fast charger. The battery charges continuously from modest grid feeds (e.g., 30kW to 50kW) or rooftop solar during low-demand periods. When an EV connects, both the grid feed and battery discharge together, delivering up to 160kW–200kW rapid charging without tripping local grid breakers.
We supply complete documentation dossiers for municipal and enterprise tenders, including CE Declaration of Conformity (LVD, EMC, RED), UL 2202 test certificates, CB test reports, ISO 9001/14001 factory audits, functional safety evaluations, and mechanical drawings.
Our firmware team runs ongoing interoperability validation against major international passenger and commercial EVs (Tesla, Volkswagen ID, Hyundai E-GMP, BYD, NIO, Geely, Volvo). We log PLC/CAN communication traces to ensure strict timing compliance with DIN 70121, ISO 15118, and SAE J1772 handshakes.
Engineered for high utilization, multi-protocol versatility, and integrated payment gateways across global public and commercial networks.