Precision-engineered 7kW to 22kW AC Wallbox & Commercial Destination EVSE. Fully certified for AS/NZS 3000, RCM, and dynamic solar-load management across demanding Australasian operating conditions.
Tailored specifically for the National Electricity Market (NEM) dynamics, three-phase commercial distribution, and residential solar integration.
Navigating the transition in the world's most dispersed grid network requires specialized electrical architecture, high solar soaking capacity, and uncompromising climate tolerance.
Australia boasts the highest per-capita penetration of rooftop photovoltaic (PV) systems globally, with states like Queensland, South Australia, and New South Wales routinely experiencing negative operational demand during midday hours. For commercial facility managers, strata corporations, and local councils, installing AC EV chargers is no longer merely an amenity—it is an economic imperative to soak low-cost or negative-cost daytime solar surplus.
Our intelligent AC charging stations integrate natively with dynamic solar diversion systems via CT clamps and Modbus/MQTT interfaces, directing localized solar generation straight into vehicle batteries rather than curtailing inverter outputs or exporting power back to the grid for negligible feed-in tariffs.
Major Australian network operators—including Ausgrid, Endeavour Energy, Energex, Ergon, SA Power Networks, and Western Power—are enforcing stringent connection standards. Installations exceeding 32A per phase require active load management (ALM) or emergency demand response enablement under AS/NZS 4777.2 and DNSP-specific connection guidelines.
As an OEM/ODM factory partner, our chargers integrate embedded firmware algorithms capable of receiving external curtailment commands via OCPP 1.6J or dry contact interfaces, ensuring zero-trip safety on multi-residential switchboards and saving developers tens of thousands of dollars in commercial substation upgrades.
Under NCC 2022 Section J9D3, new Class 2 (multi-residential), Class 5 (commercial offices), and Class 6 (retail) buildings in Australia must provide dedicated electrical circuitry, spatial provisioning, and load-monitoring capability for EV charging across 20% to 100% of car parking spaces. Our compact, wall-mounted AC units are designed specifically to slot into standard Australian riser configurations with minimal switchboard real estate.
From coastal saline corrosion in Sydney's Northern Beaches to ambient heat exceeding 45°C in Western Australia's mining belts, standard domestic European plastic wallboxes frequently warp, yellow, or suffer thermal curtailment. Our chassis utilize Bayer Makrolon® UV-stabilized polycarbonates and anodized marine-grade aluminium housings with dual-chamber heat sinks, maintaining full 32A continuous delivery up to 50°C ambient temperatures.
Tailored engineering strategies answering the exact technical pain points of Australian electrical contractors, developers, and corporate fleets.
The Challenge: Body corporates face legacy switchboards with strictly limited spare ampere capacity. Uncontrolled charging creates phase imbalance and risks tripping building main fuses during dinner-time cooking peaks.
Our Engineering Solution: Multi-tiered Dynamic Load Management (DLM) over local RS-485 / Ethernet mesh. 32 chargers dynamically throttle charging speed in real-time according to total building demand, complete with RFID-based billing integration for automated resident billing without high ongoing cloud fees.
The Challenge: Last-mile delivery vans and council utility utes return to depots simultaneously at 5:00 PM, creating enormous synchronized peak demand charges from retail energy providers.
Our Engineering Solution: Intelligent schedule-driven 22kW three-phase destination chargers operating on OCPP 1.6J/2.0.1. Central fleet software staggers power delivery throughout off-peak night tariffs (11:00 PM – 5:00 AM), ensuring 100% state-of-charge by sunrise while slashing overall operating expenditure.
The Challenge: Vast travel distances, single-wire earth return (SWER) power lines with frequent voltage swings, and high particulate dust concentration (iron ore, silica).
Our Engineering Solution: True IP65 dust-tight and water-jet resistant enclosures with conformal coated PCBAs. Integrated wide-range voltage tolerance (180V–270V single phase) and Type 1+2 surge arresters ensure flawless operation during sudden thunderstorm grid transients common across regional Australia.
Every unit leaving our production line comes complete with full RCM compliance, ERAC registration, and documented test certificates from accredited independent laboratories.
| Standard / Regulation | Australian Legal Requirement | HizonSun Factory Engineering Execution | Customer Benefit |
|---|---|---|---|
| AS/NZS 3000:2018 (Wiring Rules) | Appendix P: Dedicated electrical supply, isolation, and EVSE safety interlocking rules. | Dual-pole hardware disconnection relays; interlock sensing with EV controller pilot signal. | 100% sign-off compliance by Australian licensed electrical contractors (sparkies). |
| AS/NZS IEC 61851.1:2019 | Conductive charging systems: electrical shock prevention, pilot signal timing, and fault handling. | Strict pulse-width modulation (PWM) control testing, welded contactor detection circuitry. | Protects vehicle battery systems and on-board chargers from voltage spikes and harmonics. |
| IEC 62955 (Integral RDC-DD) | Mandatory detection and isolation of 6mA smooth direct current (DC) residual currents. | Built-in fluxgate current sensor disconnecting mains within <10ms upon detecting 6mA DC. | Allows use of economical Type A RCBOs instead of prohibitively expensive Type B RCDs. |
| RCM Mark (ACMA / ERAC) | Mandatory Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) and Electrical Equipment Safety Scheme (EESS). | Certified to CISPR 32 Class B emission limits and Level 3 in-scope electrical safety standards. | Fully legalized for wholesale distribution and commercial resale throughout AU and NZ. |
| AS 4777.2 / CSIP-Aus Ready | Demand Response Modes (DRM) for smart grid stabilization and active curtailment. | OCPP 1.6J/2.0.1 smart telemetry enabling dynamic curtailment profiles via cloud APIs. | Permits connection in restricted grid zones under network provider dynamic export rules. |
Under Clause 7.8.2 of AS/NZS 3000:2018, EV charging points must be protected against DC fault currents that could "blind" traditional domestic Type A residual current devices. When an electric vehicle's on-board AC-DC rectifier develops an insulation breakdown, smooth DC currents leak back onto the supply line.
Rather than requiring the electrical contractor to install a bulky, expensive Type B RCD in the upstream distribution board (typically costing $250-$400 AUD per pole), our AC chargers embed a precision toroidal fluxgate RDC-DD module complying fully with IEC 62955. If DC leakage hits 6mA, our system triggers an instantaneous physical hardware cutout in under 10 milliseconds, saving developers immense capital expenditure across multi-bay installations.
A recurring frustration for Australian homes and commercial facilities with 3-phase power is vehicle charging during low solar conditions. Most EVs require a minimum of 6A per phase (approx. 4.1kW total across 3 phases) before charging will initialize. If household rooftop solar is only generating 2.5kW, a standard 3-phase charger must draw the deficit from the expensive grid.
Our engineered firmware supports automated 1-phase / 3-phase dynamic switching. During cloudy spells or early morning, the charger smoothly transitions to single-phase mode (initiating charging at just 1.4kW), scaling back to full 22kW three-phase when noon solar radiation spikes, maximizing self-consumption and driving ROI to unprecedented levels.
Scale, speed, and deep supply-chain integration deliver unmatched value for Australian importers, EPCs, and CPOs seeking factory-direct tier-1 partnerships.
Unlike trading companies or assembly-only outfits, we control every critical tier of production in our 10,000 m² state-of-the-art facility. From surface-mount technology (SMT) automated PCBA placement and conformal robotic coating to metal laser fabrication, precision plastic injection tooling, and final burn-in testing, complete vertical integration guarantees rigorous quality control and impenetrable cost advantages.
Reliability hinges on internal silicon. We refuse to compromise by utilizing exclusively Tier-1 global component vendors: automotive-grade microcontrollers from STMicroelectronics, current sensor transducers from LEM, high-voltage contactors from Schneider and Chint, and genuine Phoenix Contact or Mennekes compatible Type 2 charging tethers rated for over 10,000 mechanical insertion cycles.
We empower Australian energy retailers, electrical wholesalers, and solar installers to build long-term brand equity. Our industrial design team delivers turnkey white-label execution: custom housing colorways, laser-etched front fascias, bespoke packaging, branded iOS/Android management applications, and customized OCPP backend cloud routing within record turnaround schedules.
Before any container docks at the Port of Brisbane, Sydney, or Fremantle, every charging station undergoes an uncompromising 5-stage automated quality control lifecycle:
Automated 3D AOI and X-ray inspection of every SMT solder joint to eliminate micro-bridging and cold solder defects.
Robotic silicone immersion conformal coating preventing moisture creep, salt fog deposition, and insect ingress.
100% of finished units run at 32A continuous full-load in an accelerated 50°C thermal environmental chamber for 8 hours.
Automated test bench simulates 6mA DC and 30mA AC earth faults, verifying disconnect response time under 10ms.
Understanding how Australian specifications diverge from European (CE) and North American (UL) requirements is critical for procurement risk mitigation.
While Australia adopted the European IEC 61851 standard as the foundation for AS/NZS IEC 61851, standard European wallboxes frequently fail local deployment due to unique Australian neutral-earth bonding protocols (MEN system) and extreme UV indexes.
North American installations operate predominantly on split-phase 120V/240V or 208V commercial supplies using Type 1 (J1772) or NACS (Tesla) connectors. In contrast, Australia's National Electricity Market relies heavily on 230V single-phase and 400V three-phase 50Hz networks using Mennekes Type 2 connectors.
Future-proofing current capital investments against rapidly evolving AEMO distributed energy orchestration and smart-charging standards.
Eliminate RFID cards and buggy smartphone applications. Our next-generation controller boards incorporate ISO 15118 hardware security modules (HSM) enabling seamless TLS cryptographic handshakes. Drivers simply plug the nozzle into their vehicle; the charger authenticates the vehicle identification number (VIN) and triggers automated billing within 1.5 seconds.
With Australian standards committees advancing AS/NZS 4777.2 compliance for vehicle-to-grid (V2G) systems, our advanced R&D team is piloting bidirectional AC/DC onboard coupling protocols. By transforming parked EV fleets into distributed Virtual Power Plants (VPPs), commercial clients can arbitrate spot electricity prices during peak evening demand.
Critical infrastructure protection is now an Australian Commonwealth priority. Our OCPP 2.0.1 implementation features secure boot hardware encryption, mutual TLS (mTLS) certificate exchange, and automated over-the-air (OTA) firmware integrity signing, protecting commercial charging networks from man-in-the-middle attacks and botnet vulnerabilities.
Definitive answers covering legal certifications, electrical installation rules, load balancing, and OEM supply logistics.
Yes, absolutely. Our full product line is fully certified to Australian standards, including AS/NZS 3000:2018, AS/NZS IEC 61851.1:2019, and has passed comprehensive testing to IEC 62955 for internal 6mA DC leakage protection. Furthermore, our products carry the Regulatory Compliance Mark (RCM) and are officially registered in the Electrical Regulatory Authorities Council (ERAC) national database under Equipment Safety Scheme (EESS) Level 3 in-scope rules, as well as conforming with ACMA electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) regulations.
No. Under AS/NZS 3000 Clause 7.8.2.5, every EV charging point must be protected by an RCD. If an EVSE does not have built-in DC protection, an expensive Type B RCD or Type A RCD paired with an external RDC-DD is legally required. Because our chargers integrate an approved internal 6mA DC residual direct current detecting device (RDC-DD) complying with IEC 62955, the electrical contractor can install an ordinary, highly cost-effective Type A RCBO at the switchboard, saving hundreds of dollars per charging bay.
Our chargers support both Local Master-Slave DLM and Cloud-based DLM. A smart energy meter (MID-approved Modbus meter or CT clamps) is installed at the main electrical intake of the commercial facility or apartment building. The master charger monitors total site consumption in real time. When general building loads (elevators, HVAC, lighting) surge, the chargers automatically throttle their output across all active charging sessions within milliseconds. When the load drops, charging rates ramp smoothly back up to 32A, guaranteeing the main service fuse never exceeds its rated capacity.
Yes. Our smart firmware provides multiple charging modes: 'Fast' (maximum rated current), 'Eco' (blended solar and off-peak grid), and 'Solar Pure' (charging solely on surplus generation). By reading CT clamp telemetry, the charger tracks export power to the grid. If solar export exceeds 6A (single-phase 1.4kW), charging commences automatically. If clouds pass or household loads spike, the charger dynamically adjusts its charging current down or pauses, guaranteeing zero unexpected consumption from the grid.
For custom silk-screened logos on standard enclosures, our MOQ starts at just 50 units with an agile production lead time of 10 to 15 business days. For fully customized white-label projects—including bespoke exterior color formulations, customized packaging, dedicated software applications, and unique front fascia tooling—our typical MOQ is 200 to 500 units, with prototype completion in under 3 weeks and container delivery scheduled to Australian ports within 18–25 days via direct ocean freight.
Yes. All of our commercial AC stations are fully compliant with OCPP 1.6J (JSON) and are architecturally upgradable to OCPP 2.0.1. They have been rigorously tested and seamlessly connect with leading Australian and global Charge Point Operator (CPO) platforms, including Chargefox, Evie Networks, Exploren, Monta, Greenflux, and AmpUp. You retain 100% control to configure websocket URLs directly via the installer web interface.
Our products are engineered from the outset for extreme ambient operating environments. Enclosures are precision-molded from UV-stabilized Bayer Makrolon® polycarbonate or architectural-grade powder-coated marine aluminium meeting IK10 impact resistance and IP65 weather ingress ratings. All internal PCBAs are automatedly treated with high-grade silicone conformal coating, and fasteners are 316-grade stainless steel to ensure absolute corrosion immunity in coastal surf environments.
We provide a comprehensive 3-year standard commercial replacement warranty, extendable up to 5 years for authorized distributors and major infrastructure projects. To support seamless local service levels, we provide dedicated spare module buffers (control boards, power relays, RFID units, and tethered cables) bundled directly inside wholesale shipping containers, backed by direct tier-3 factory engineering video diagnostics and technical support.
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