Here is a smart AC charger collection with up to 22kW output. With at least IP54 rating and compact design, ourr AC chargers are perfectly suited to outdoor and space-limited sites. Supporting network connectivity and compatibility with latest OCPP, our AC Chargers allow full interoperability with existing system integration and is the ideal solution for commercial and residential charging sites.
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Teltonika Teltocharge
Teltonika Teltocharge
$1,788.00
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Schneider AC Smart Charger
Schneider AC Smart Charger
$2,788.00
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Pedestal Dual AC EVSE
Pedestal Dual AC EVSE
$4,888.00
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AC EV Charger
AC EV Charger
$1,288.00
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7k-11kW Smart Mini
7k-11kW Smart Mini
$1,188.00
Teltonika Teltocharge
Teltonika Teltocharge
Teltonika Teltocharge
Teltonika Teltocharge
Teltonika Teltocharge
Teltonika Teltocharge

Teltonika Teltocharge

$1,788.00 Save $-1,788.00
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SAY HELLO TO TELTOCHARGE

A premium quality, highly customizable and easy-to-use EV charging solution that will transform your EV charging experience. We offer an exceptional product that combines functionality, premium looks, high-quality build and smart EV charging features to save you time and money.

POWERFUL

POWERFUL

Up to 22 kW of charging capacity. Spend less time waiting for your EV to charge and more time enjoying the drive.

 POWERFUL

CONNECTED

Connect your charger to any smart device via Wi-Fi/Bluetooth or GSM to easily control your charger remotely.

 POWERFUL

COMPATIBLE

It is compatible with every electric vehicle and Plug-in (PHEV) hybrid now and in the future.

 

POWERFUL

NFC CARD

Quick and easy EV charging authorization using NFC card.

 

POWERFUL

CONVENIENT

Dynamic LED lights show power, connectivity and charging status.

 

POWERFUL

RESISTANT

Enjoy TeltoCharge to the fullest and don’t worry about a thing with three-year warranty.

 

 

How long does it take to charge an Electric Vehicle (EV)?
AC Charging Station: 4 to 8 hours
DC Fast Charger: 30 mins to 1 hour

How much does it cost to charge an EV in Singapore?
The average cost of charging is approximately 50 Singapore Cents per kWh.
Assuming the Electric Vehicle has a 50 kWh battery capacity.
Charging your EV from 10% to 100%, it would amount to a total of 45kWh x $0.50 = $22.50.

How do I know if the charger is compatible with my EV?
There are two types of common charging connectors, Type 1 & Type 2.
Type 2 connector is commonly used in AC charging whereas the CCS2 connector is commonly used for DC charging.
*** Note: Some older Japanese EVs such such as Nissan Leaf utilize the CHAdeMO connector.

Are outdoor EV chargers safe to use during rain and in lightning and adverse weather conditions?
The short answer is 'Yes". However, for your own safety, do not operate, commence or disconnect charging terminals during adverse weather conditions.

Power ratings VS EV charging time.
AC charging is limited to EV’s onboard charger to convert AC to DC. Therefore if the onboard AC Charger is only rated at 7kW, even if you use an 11kW AC charger, the battery can only be charged at 7kW.

On the other hand, DC Chargers have the capability of converting the AC to DC current and therefore they are able to deliver a higher current and results in faster charging times.


How do I ascertain if there is sufficient electrical supply in my landed home to charge my EV?
Contact SuperCharge.SG and we will send a team and a Licensed Electrical Worker for a free non-obligatory site inspection.

When will the Smart Charger stop charging?
EVs are designed to automatically stop and/or trickle charge when the batteries reach near full charge to prevent overcharging and prolong battery life.

How many EV chargers can we install?
The EV Common Charger Grant (ECCG) co-funds the installation of smart chargers for up to 1% of residential carpark lots (including visitors and handicapped lots & excludes loading bay); rounded-up to the nearest whole number. 

For example, if there are 70 parking lots in an Non-Landed Private Residence (NLPR, ie condo), 1% of 70 = 0.7, rounded-up to the nearest whole number equals to 1. 1 charger is be eligible for co-funding.


Can we still apply for the grant if we have an existing EV charger?
Yes. However, LTA prioritizes applications of NLPRs without existing EV chargers.

Are EV chargers installed prior to 19 Jul 2021 eligible for the ECCG?
No.

Are mixed-use Private developments eligible for the ECCG?
Yes provided the following criteria are met:
● EV Chargers benefit more than 1 household;
● EV Chargers are for residence's exclusive use; and
● EV chargers are installed in a location owned and part of the development (e.g. not on state land).

What are the items not eligible for ECCG claims?
Items not directly needed for the installation or operations of a charger are not eligible for the ECCG claims.

These include (but not limited to):

  • Signages
  • Repainting of parking lots
  • Electrical infrastructure upgrades
  • Civil infrastructure
  • Grid connection fees charged by SP Power

How do we apply for the ECCG?
Applications for ECCG is done via the Business Grants Portal (BGP). SuperCharge.SG will assist you every step of the ECCG application.

More information on EV Common Charger Grant (ECCG) is found on LTA's Website.

Schneider AC Smart Charger
Schneider AC Smart Charger
Schneider AC Smart Charger
Schneider AC Smart Charger
Schneider AC Smart Charger
Schneider AC Smart Charger

Schneider AC Smart Charger

$2,788.00 Save $-2,788.00
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The connected EV charging station for smarter charging

Ideal for semi-public parking facilities, corporate EV fleets, and apartment complexes, EVlink Smart Wallbox offers energy metering capabilities plus the connectivity you need to ensure user authentication, generate reports, allocate costs to individual users, and perform remote maintenance. Everything you need to make EV charging easier than ever to manage!
How long does it take to charge an Electric Vehicle (EV)?
AC Charging Station: 4 to 8 hours
DC Fast Charger: 30 mins to 1 hour

How much does it cost to charge an EV in Singapore?
The average cost of charging is approximately 50 Singapore Cents per kWh.
Assuming the Electric Vehicle has a 50 kWh battery capacity.
Charging your EV from 10% to 100%, it would amount to a total of 45kWh x $0.50 = $22.50.

How do I know if the charger is compatible with my EV?
There are two types of common charging connectors, Type 1 & Type 2.
Type 2 connector is commonly used in AC charging whereas the CCS2 connector is commonly used for DC charging.
*** Note: Some older Japanese EVs such such as Nissan Leaf utilize the CHAdeMO connector.

Are outdoor EV chargers safe to use during rain and in lightning and adverse weather conditions?
The short answer is 'Yes". However, for your own safety, do not operate, commence or disconnect charging terminals during adverse weather conditions.

Power ratings VS EV charging time.
AC charging is limited to EV’s onboard charger to convert AC to DC. Therefore if the onboard AC Charger is only rated at 7kW, even if you use an 11kW AC charger, the battery can only be charged at 7kW.

On the other hand, DC Chargers have the capability of converting the AC to DC current and therefore they are able to deliver a higher current and results in faster charging times.


How do I ascertain if there is sufficient electrical supply in my landed home to charge my EV?
Contact SuperCharge.SG and we will send a team and a Licensed Electrical Worker for a free non-obligatory site inspection.

When will the Smart Charger stop charging?
EVs are designed to automatically stop and/or trickle charge when the batteries reach near full charge to prevent overcharging and prolong battery life.

How many EV chargers can we install?
The EV Common Charger Grant (ECCG) co-funds the installation of smart chargers for up to 1% of residential carpark lots (including visitors and handicapped lots & excludes loading bay); rounded-up to the nearest whole number. 

For example, if there are 70 parking lots in an Non-Landed Private Residence (NLPR, ie condo), 1% of 70 = 0.7, rounded-up to the nearest whole number equals to 1. 1 charger is be eligible for co-funding.


Can we still apply for the grant if we have an existing EV charger?
Yes. However, LTA prioritizes applications of NLPRs without existing EV chargers.

Are EV chargers installed prior to 19 Jul 2021 eligible for the ECCG?
No.

Are mixed-use Private developments eligible for the ECCG?
Yes provided the following criteria are met:
● EV Chargers benefit more than 1 household;
● EV Chargers are for residence's exclusive use; and
● EV chargers are installed in a location owned and part of the development (e.g. not on state land).

What are the items not eligible for ECCG claims?
Items not directly needed for the installation or operations of a charger are not eligible for the ECCG claims.

These include (but not limited to):

  • Signages
  • Repainting of parking lots
  • Electrical infrastructure upgrades
  • Civil infrastructure
  • Grid connection fees charged by SP Power

How do we apply for the ECCG?
Applications for ECCG is done via the Business Grants Portal (BGP). SuperCharge.SG will assist you every step of the ECCG application.

More information on EV Common Charger Grant (ECCG) is found on LTA's Website.

Pedestal Dual AC EVSE
Pedestal Dual AC EVSE
Pedestal Dual AC EVSE
Pedestal Dual AC EVSE

Pedestal Dual AC EVSE

$4,888.00 Save $-4,888.00
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Pedestal 2x7kW 2x22kW Dual AC Commercial EV Charger

The Pedestal AC dual charger are designed for commercial operation and is a perfect fit for high-volume EV charging. With two cable ports or connectrors, more EVs can be charged concurrently.

The stylish metallic design will complement its surrounding and is not limited to wall installations only,

 

  • Input Rating:

    1-phase 230V±20% ; 3-phase 400V±20%

  • Output Rating:

    1-phase 2 x 7kW 32A ; 3-phase 2 x 22kW 32A

  • Internal RCD:

    2 x Type-B RCCB

  • Display:

    7'' LCD

  • Meter:

    2 x MID meter

  • Network Interface:

    Ethernet/ WiFi/ 4G smart internet connection

  • OCPP:

    Full OCPP 1.6J/ OCPP 2.0.1 support

  • Ingress Protection:

    IP55

  • Shipping Dimensions:

    1530 x 450 x 320 mm

  • Charging Interface:

    SAE J1772 & Type-2 cable/ Type-2 socket/ T2S Socket with Shutter

  • Mounting Type:

    Floor


How long does it take to charge an Electric Vehicle (EV)?
AC Charging Station: 4 to 8 hours
DC Fast Charger: 30 mins to 1 hour

How much does it cost to charge an EV in Singapore?
The average cost of charging is approximately 50 Singapore Cents per kWh.
Assuming the Electric Vehicle has a 50 kWh battery capacity.
Charging your EV from 10% to 100%, it would amount to a total of 45kWh x $0.50 = $22.50.

How do I know if the charger is compatible with my EV?
There are two types of common charging connectors, Type 1 & Type 2.
Type 2 connector is commonly used in AC charging whereas the CCS2 connector is commonly used for DC charging.
*** Note: Some older Japanese EVs such such as Nissan Leaf utilize the CHAdeMO connector.

Are outdoor EV chargers safe to use during rain and in lightning and adverse weather conditions?
The short answer is 'Yes". However, for your own safety, do not operate, commence or disconnect charging terminals during adverse weather conditions.

Power ratings VS EV charging time.
AC charging is limited to EV’s onboard charger to convert AC to DC. Therefore if the onboard AC Charger is only rated at 7kW, even if you use an 11kW AC charger, the battery can only be charged at 7kW.

On the other hand, DC Chargers have the capability of converting the AC to DC current and therefore they are able to deliver a higher current and results in faster charging times.


How do I ascertain if there is sufficient electrical supply in my landed home to charge my EV?
Contact SuperCharge.SG and we will send a team and a Licensed Electrical Worker for a free non-obligatory site inspection.

When will the Smart Charger stop charging?
EVs are designed to automatically stop and/or trickle charge when the batteries reach near full charge to prevent overcharging and prolong battery life.

How many EV chargers can we install?
The EV Common Charger Grant (ECCG) co-funds the installation of smart chargers for up to 1% of residential carpark lots (including visitors and handicapped lots & excludes loading bay); rounded-up to the nearest whole number. 

For example, if there are 70 parking lots in an Non-Landed Private Residence (NLPR, ie condo), 1% of 70 = 0.7, rounded-up to the nearest whole number equals to 1. 1 charger is be eligible for co-funding.


Can we still apply for the grant if we have an existing EV charger?
Yes. However, LTA prioritizes applications of NLPRs without existing EV chargers.

Are EV chargers installed prior to 19 Jul 2021 eligible for the ECCG?
No.

Are mixed-use Private developments eligible for the ECCG?
Yes provided the following criteria are met:
● EV Chargers benefit more than 1 household;
● EV Chargers are for residence's exclusive use; and
● EV chargers are installed in a location owned and part of the development (e.g. not on state land).

What are the items not eligible for ECCG claims?
Items not directly needed for the installation or operations of a charger are not eligible for the ECCG claims.

These include (but not limited to):

  • Signages
  • Repainting of parking lots
  • Electrical infrastructure upgrades
  • Civil infrastructure
  • Grid connection fees charged by SP Power

How do we apply for the ECCG?
Applications for ECCG is done via the Business Grants Portal (BGP). SuperCharge.SG will assist you every step of the ECCG application.

More information on EV Common Charger Grant (ECCG) is found on LTA's Website.

AC EV Charger
AC EV Charger
AC EV Charger
AC EV Charger
AC EV Charger
AC EV Charger
AC EV Charger
AC EV Charger
AC EV Charger
AC EV Charger
AC EV Charger
AC EV Charger
AC EV Charger
AC EV Charger
AC EV Charger
AC EV Charger

AC EV Charger

$1,288.00 Save $-1,288.00
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This AC charger is TR25 certified and in the process of applying for the LNO.

Perfect for your condominium and private Strata properties where multiple users can have access and charge their Electric Vehicles (EVS) fuss free. 

These AC charges are able to offer up to 22kW of AC charging, cutting down the time it takes to charge your vehicle.

 

Ideal for Non-Landed Private Residences (NLPRs) Applications
  • IEC, TUV, CE, Pending TR25:2016 Certification
  • 7-22kW Charging Speed
  • Wall or Column-Mounted
  • OCPP 1.6
  • IK08 & IP65 for Outdoors use
  • 3-6 hrs charging time from 10% -90% (charging time depending on EV’s onboard charger).
  • 3 Years warranty.

General Specification

Charger: AC
Colour: Silver, Blue, Red & Black
User Interface:  Touchscreen / App & RFID
Connector type:
  • Type 2 (7.4 kW)
  • Type 2 (11 kW)
  • Type 2 (22 kW)
Dimensions: 350 x 250 x 155 mm (without cable)
Weight: 6.5 kg (with cable)
Cable length: 5m (7m optional)

 

Electrical Specification

Maximum Charging Power: 7.4 kW (1 Phase) / 22 kW (3 Phase)
Rated Voltage AC ± 10%: 220 V to 240 V (7,4kW)
Rated Current:
  • 32 A (7,4 kW - 1 Phase)
  • 16 A (11 kW - 3 Phase)
  • 32 A (22 kW - 3 Phase)
Cable Section: 5x10 mm²
Configurable Current: From 5 A to rated current
Protection Rating: IP65 / IK08
Residual Current Detection: Type  + DC 6 mA

 

Connectivity & User Interface 

Connectivity:       Wi-Fi / Ethernet / RFID / 4G
User Identification:    PIN Code / RFID Card / Smartphone App
User Interface:         Touchscreen / Smartphone App 
Charger Status Information:    Touchscreen / RGB LED / Smartphone App & Portal
Included Features:  Power Sharing
Optional Features:  Power Boost / Dynamic Power Sharing / MID Meter
Communication Protocol:   OCPP 1.6 JSON

 

 

How long does it take to charge an Electric Vehicle (EV)?
AC Charging Station: 4 to 8 hours
DC Fast Charger: 30 mins to 1 hour

How much does it cost to charge an EV in Singapore?
The average cost of charging is approximately 50 Singapore Cents per kWh.
Assuming the Electric Vehicle has a 50 kWh battery capacity.
Charging your EV from 10% to 100%, it would amount to a total of 45kWh x $0.50 = $22.50.

How do I know if the charger is compatible with my EV?
There are two types of common charging connectors, Type 1 & Type 2.
Type 2 connector is commonly used in AC charging whereas the CCS2 connector is commonly used for DC charging.
*** Note: Some older Japanese EVs such such as Nissan Leaf utilize the CHAdeMO connector.

Are outdoor EV chargers safe to use during rain and in lightning and adverse weather conditions?
The short answer is 'Yes". However, for your own safety, do not operate, commence or disconnect charging terminals during adverse weather conditions.

Power ratings VS EV charging time.
AC charging is limited to EV’s onboard charger to convert AC to DC. Therefore if the onboard AC Charger is only rated at 7kW, even if you use an 11kW AC charger, the battery can only be charged at 7kW.

On the other hand, DC Chargers have the capability of converting the AC to DC current and therefore they are able to deliver a higher current and results in faster charging times.


How do I ascertain if there is sufficient electrical supply in my landed home to charge my EV?
Contact SuperCharge.SG and we will send a team and a Licensed Electrical Worker for a free non-obligatory site inspection.

When will the Smart Charger stop charging?
EVs are designed to automatically stop and/or trickle charge when the batteries reach near full charge to prevent overcharging and prolong battery life.

How many EV chargers can we install?
The EV Common Charger Grant (ECCG) co-funds the installation of smart chargers for up to 1% of residential carpark lots (including visitors and handicapped lots & excludes loading bay); rounded-up to the nearest whole number. 

For example, if there are 70 parking lots in an Non-Landed Private Residence (NLPR, ie condo), 1% of 70 = 0.7, rounded-up to the nearest whole number equals to 1. 1 charger is be eligible for co-funding.


Can we still apply for the grant if we have an existing EV charger?
Yes. However, LTA prioritizes applications of NLPRs without existing EV chargers.

Are EV chargers installed prior to 19 Jul 2021 eligible for the ECCG?
No.

Are mixed-use Private developments eligible for the ECCG?
Yes provided the following criteria are met:
● EV Chargers benefit more than 1 household;
● EV Chargers are for residence's exclusive use; and
● EV chargers are installed in a location owned and part of the development (e.g. not on state land).

What are the items not eligible for ECCG claims?
Items not directly needed for the installation or operations of a charger are not eligible for the ECCG claims.

These include (but not limited to):

  • Signages
  • Repainting of parking lots
  • Electrical infrastructure upgrades
  • Civil infrastructure
  • Grid connection fees charged by SP Power

How do we apply for the ECCG?
Applications for ECCG is done via the Business Grants Portal (BGP). SuperCharge.SG will assist you every step of the ECCG application.

More information on EV Common Charger Grant (ECCG) is found on LTA's Website.

7k-11kW Smart Mini
7k-11kW Smart Mini
7k-11kW Smart Mini
7k-11kW Smart Mini
7k-11kW Smart Mini
7k-11kW Smart Mini

7k-11kW Smart Mini

$1,188.00 Save $-1,188.00
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7k-11kW OCPP 1.6J WiFi & Bluetooth Mini Smart EV Charger

IOCAH15 is a perfect choice for home charging with compact design yet powerful and smart. Multiple functions are available on IOC Lite App to manage charging schedules, load balancing and energy sources from solar & battery. 

 

  • Input Rating:

    1-phase 230V±20% ; 3-phase 400V±20%

  • Output Rating:

    1-phase 7kW 32A ; 3-phase 11kW 16A

  • Internal RCD:

    AC 30mA & DC 6mA IEC62955 & IEC61008 certified

  • Network Interface:

    Ethernet/ WiFi/ Bluetooth smart internet connection

  • OCPP:

    Full OCPP 1.6J/ OCPP 2.0.1 support

  • Ingress Protection:

    IP55

  • Shipping Dimensions:

    398 x 285 x 176 mm; 398 x 285 x 226 mm

  • Charging Interface:

    SAE J1772 & Type-2 cable/ Type-2 socket

  • Mounting Type:

    Wall or Floor( pedestal supplied separately)
How long does it take to charge an Electric Vehicle (EV)?
AC Charging Station: 4 to 8 hours
DC Fast Charger: 30 mins to 1 hour

How much does it cost to charge an EV in Singapore?
The average cost of charging is approximately 50 Singapore Cents per kWh.
Assuming the Electric Vehicle has a 50 kWh battery capacity.
Charging your EV from 10% to 100%, it would amount to a total of 45kWh x $0.50 = $22.50.

How do I know if the charger is compatible with my EV?
There are two types of common charging connectors, Type 1 & Type 2.
Type 2 connector is commonly used in AC charging whereas the CCS2 connector is commonly used for DC charging.
*** Note: Some older Japanese EVs such such as Nissan Leaf utilize the CHAdeMO connector.

Are outdoor EV chargers safe to use during rain and in lightning and adverse weather conditions?
The short answer is 'Yes". However, for your own safety, do not operate, commence or disconnect charging terminals during adverse weather conditions.

Power ratings VS EV charging time.
AC charging is limited to EV’s onboard charger to convert AC to DC. Therefore if the onboard AC Charger is only rated at 7kW, even if you use an 11kW AC charger, the battery can only be charged at 7kW.

On the other hand, DC Chargers have the capability of converting the AC to DC current and therefore they are able to deliver a higher current and results in faster charging times.


How do I ascertain if there is sufficient electrical supply in my landed home to charge my EV?
Contact SuperCharge.SG and we will send a team and a Licensed Electrical Worker for a free non-obligatory site inspection.

When will the Smart Charger stop charging?
EVs are designed to automatically stop and/or trickle charge when the batteries reach near full charge to prevent overcharging and prolong battery life.

How many EV chargers can we install?
The EV Common Charger Grant (ECCG) co-funds the installation of smart chargers for up to 1% of residential carpark lots (including visitors and handicapped lots & excludes loading bay); rounded-up to the nearest whole number. 

For example, if there are 70 parking lots in an Non-Landed Private Residence (NLPR, ie condo), 1% of 70 = 0.7, rounded-up to the nearest whole number equals to 1. 1 charger is be eligible for co-funding.


Can we still apply for the grant if we have an existing EV charger?
Yes. However, LTA prioritizes applications of NLPRs without existing EV chargers.

Are EV chargers installed prior to 19 Jul 2021 eligible for the ECCG?
No.

Are mixed-use Private developments eligible for the ECCG?
Yes provided the following criteria are met:
● EV Chargers benefit more than 1 household;
● EV Chargers are for residence's exclusive use; and
● EV chargers are installed in a location owned and part of the development (e.g. not on state land).

What are the items not eligible for ECCG claims?
Items not directly needed for the installation or operations of a charger are not eligible for the ECCG claims.

These include (but not limited to):

  • Signages
  • Repainting of parking lots
  • Electrical infrastructure upgrades
  • Civil infrastructure
  • Grid connection fees charged by SP Power

How do we apply for the ECCG?
Applications for ECCG is done via the Business Grants Portal (BGP). SuperCharge.SG will assist you every step of the ECCG application.

More information on EV Common Charger Grant (ECCG) is found on LTA's Website.