How to reach the desk
Use the form on this page. Put the work email where replies should land. Do not send a second copy to a guessed address. We have not published one.
Requirement intake
There is no published street desk and no public phone line on this site. The form is the intake. An illustration below shows a review table, not a map pin and not an office you can visit.
Use the form on this page. Put the work email where replies should land. Do not send a second copy to a guessed address. We have not published one.
State AC or DC output, required power in kW, available input voltage in V, continuous current in A, connector, quantity, US destination, and requested delivery window. An illustrative brief could request 12 Level 2 EVSE ports with NACS connectors and a 240 V supply, leaving the exact model and rated output for confirmation. Add mounting, enclosure rating, and operating-temperature limits in °C. Label unknown fields openly; a breaker value is not an output-current specification. Optional budget needs a currency and a per-unit or whole-order basis.
Submitting starts a request for review. No response deadline is published. Include a named contact and any project deadline so missing specifications can be clarified before supplier outreach.
A reviewer checks that the product, quantity, destination, and sourcing requirements are clear enough to show a factory. Supplier preference, if you set one, is stored as your leaning toward a high-end, mid-range, or economy build. It is not a rating.
We may contact factories that can quote the written scope. We will not tell you a machine is listed, in stock, or compatible unless the returned file says so for that model. You can still browse inquiry labels or the quote workflow before sending.
If network integration matters, name the intended backend and ask for the OCPP version and a compatibility check. Request sample terms, minimum order quantity, warranty exclusions, and a quantity-specific lead time. Price and delivery remain subject to supplier confirmation; final electrical approval remains with the qualified project parties.
If the brief covers both a Level 2 row and a DC cabinet, say so in two sentences. Mixing those outputs in one unlabeled paragraph makes the factory guess which line to price. A pedestal figure that leaves out the cable is not the same offer as a figure that includes the cable, the freight leg, and the drawing. Keep both readings visible. A separate note for those items is enough. You do not need a finished one-line to start the conversation.
Qualified buyer support
Specification review for a first inquiry may include support up to 3%.
Eligibility applies to qualified business buyers and is confirmed after we review your product, quantity, destination, and sourcing requirements.