Specification
Voltage, amperage, connector, and mount written the same way on every return.
Supplier field desk
commercial level 2 ev charger fields a quotation has to repeat
Prepare a commercial Level 2 EVSE request with the site's available input voltage, the station's continuous output current, and the proposed model's rated power as separate fields. Record 208 V or 240 V only when the site reviewer confirms it. A branch-circuit breaker rating is not the station's output current; the electrical designer must size that circuit. Connector, pedestal height, and network fees still need their own quotation lines. CurrentCore Sourcing is an independent sourcing partner that coordinates factory replies against your written requirements.
Use this page when the purchase is a commercial level 2 ev charger rather than a DC cabinet. If the one-line already shows a 480 V DC block, move the same discipline to the DC contexts page instead of forcing a Level 2 template onto it.
Open bill lines
- Output AC, with kW or amperage still blank
- Input 208 V or 240 V, phase not copied from a neighbor site
- Connector J1772, NACS, or a dual holder, named per stall
- Network OCPP version or a non-networked station, stated explicitly
- Mount wall, single pedestal, or dual pedestal
Unresolved Level 2 choices
Write the choice even when the answer is “not decided.” A blank looks like agreement and lets two factories price different machines.
- Continuous station output: for example 32 A, 40 A, 48 A, or 80 A, subject to the proposed model. Record the designer's branch-circuit rating separately.
- Cable: length in feet or metres, plus a retractor or a simple holster.
- Access: RFID, app, or plug-and-charge, and who owns the driver record.
- Revenue hardware: in the charger price, rented, or excluded.
- Enclosure rating, operating-temperature range in °C, rated power in kW, input voltage in V, and continuous output current in A. Ask the supplier to confirm these together for the exact model rather than infer kW from a breaker size.
Files to request
Ask the proposed supplier for the datasheet and outline drawing of the quoted pedestal, not a slide that covers the whole family. If a safety listing is claimed, the file name should match that model. Installation steps can follow. They do not replace the nameplate data.
A non-networked station may suit a site that handles access locally; a networked proposal adds monitoring or billing dependencies and possible recurring charges. Ask for the OCPP version, supported backend, subscription term, and a documented compatibility check. Request the MOQ, sample availability and charges, and a lead-time statement tied to the requested quantity. An offered sample does not approve the installed system.
Compare cards on the inquiry range, then keep the quote worksheet on the quote workflow.
Four boxes that make a Level 2 quote comparable
Quantity
Stall count, spares, and whether a dual pedestal counts as one or two points.
Delivered scope
Cables, fees, freight to the US site, and any item marked excluded.
Supplier documents
Datasheet, drawing, and any listing record tied to the quoted model only.
Hand the Level 2 brief to the desk
Include the site city, the stall count, and the week you hope to receive equipment. Optional budget should say USD or another currency and whether the figure is per stall or for the whole order. High-end, mid-range, budget, or still comparing is a preference you choose. It is not a grade we have verified, and you do not need a live offer to begin.
Read the procurement brief if you want the longer checklist before you submit.