OCPP EV Charger

AC and DC OCPP EV charger for operators, distributors and project teams connecting to a charging station management system (CSMS). Select the right model, protocol version and connectivity for your site.

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Protocol availability depends on the selected product and configuration; confirm it before ordering.

What an OCPP charger does for your network

OCPP (Open Charge Point Protocol) provides a common communication interface between the charger and a CSMS. It can support operational workflows such as status monitoring, session data, remote commands and charging control, subject to the implemented version and backend.

For a commercial deployment, the practical question is not only whether a charger lists OCPP. It is whether the exact charger configuration works with your CSMS and the functions your operation needs.

OCPP EV charger options for AC and DC projects

Start with the power level and site type, then confirm protocol and backend integration for the model you choose.

E7 Series 7kW Touch Screen AC Charger

Compact wall or pedestal charger for managed parking, workplaces and small commercial sites.

Published specification: OCPP 1.6J. Wi-Fi, LAN and GPRS communication options are listed.

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Front view of XYDF E22M Series 22kW pedestal-mount commercial AC EV charger

E22M Series 22kW Commercial Charger

Metal-enclosure charger for commercial parking and shared charging locations.

The product page describes multiple OCPP versions; confirm the exact version and CSMS test scope for your order.

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XYDF EEC2 Series DC fast charging station

EEC2 Series 60–240kW DC Fast Charging Station

Large-screen DC charger for public and commercial fast-charging sites.

Published specification: OCPP 1.6; OCPP 2.0.x is marked pending. Confirm current availability before procurement.

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Check CSMS compatibility before rollout

A written protocol claim is only the starting point. Align the charger, backend and acceptance tests before finalizing the project configuration.

Choose the version

Tell us which OCPP version your CSMS accepts and whether a tender specifies one.

Define the workflows

List required authorization, metering, monitoring, remote control and charging functions.

Confirm connectivity

Match site network conditions with the product’s available Ethernet, Wi-Fi or cellular options.

Test your backend

Agree on CSMS access, test cases, results and any integration work before deployment.

The final feature scope, firmware version, certification status and test responsibility should be documented in the quotation or project specification.

Charging sites that benefit from backend control

Commercial parking

Manage user access and charger status across offices, retail locations and destination sites.

Fleet depots

Coordinate sessions and visibility across vehicles returning on planned operating schedules.

Public charging networks

Connect distributed AC and DC chargers to an operator’s management platform.

Explore the protocol before choosing hardware

Use these technical guides for deeper reading; this page stays focused on charger selection and project integration.

OCPP EV Charger Guide

Understand how chargers communicate with a CSMS, why OCPP matters and what to check when selecting a charger.

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OCPP 1.6 vs OCPP 2.0.1

Compare the two protocol generations and identify questions to discuss with your charger and backend providers.

Read the comparison

Hardware and integration planning in one conversation

XYDF offers AC and DC EV charger configurations for distributors, contractors and charging operators. Share your target market, connector choice, site power, backend and planned quantity so the team can assess a suitable product and integration scope.

AC and DC product selection
OEM/ODM configuration and branding discussion
Protocol and CSMS compatibility planning

OCPP EV charger FAQs

Does every XYDF charger support OCPP 2.0.1?

No. OCPP availability varies by product and configuration. Some published product pages specify OCPP 1.6J, while another marks its 2.0.x option as pending. Confirm the exact model, firmware and version with XYDF before ordering.

Can an OCPP charger connect to any CSMS?

Not automatically. The charger and CSMS must support the same protocol version and the functions your project uses. Plan a connection and workflow test against your backend rather than relying on a version label alone.

Which information should I send for an integration review?

Provide the CSMS platform, required OCPP version, target country, charger type and power, connector standard, connectivity conditions, key workflows and expected quantity.

How do I choose between OCPP 1.6J and 2.0.1?

Start with your CSMS support, tender requirements and operational features. The two versions are not interchangeable by default. For a deeper comparison, see our OCPP version guide.

Can XYDF discuss OEM or ODM requirements?

Yes. Share the intended market, branding requirements, hardware configuration and software integration needs so the scope can be evaluated and included in the quotation.

Plan your OCPP EV charger project with XYDF

Tell us your required protocol version, CSMS platform, site type and planned quantity. We can discuss a suitable charger configuration and compatibility test scope.

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