Independent sourcing partner
A commercial ev charger request starts as a line-item brief, not as a family label. NovaAxis Supply records the application, the electrical interface, the quantity, and the US destination, then asks plants for wholesale quotations on that same basis. The desk does not hold inventory and does not approve a site design.
Write whether the equipment is a Level 2 EVSE pedestal, a wall-mounted AC unit, or a DC fast charging dispenser. State the rated power in kW, the input voltage and phase, and whether the output is AC or DC. Leave a field blank when the number is still open. An assumed rating is harder to unwind than a visible gap.
These scenes name the purchase context. They are not completed projects and they do not imply that one configuration fits every stall. Continue with installer configurations, manufacturer quotation fields, or the procurement brief.
Name the site duty and the stall layout before a model family. A depot that needs sequential fleet return is a different brief from a workplace row that can share a lower continuous load. Say how many ports, whether the mount is a pedestal or a wall box, and whether cable management is in the equipment scope.
The reply should state AC or DC output and rated power for the quoted configuration, plus input voltage and available current. If the cabinet has two ports, ask whether the kW figure is simultaneous or allocated. Do not treat a brochure range as the answer for the proposed item.
Request the current datasheet and dimensional drawing for the quoted model, the connector and cable specification, and the network-protocol statement. Where a safety listing or enclosure rating matters for the destination, ask the plant to attach the record that names that model. A family sheet does not close those items.
NovaAxis Supply coordinates the equipment inquiry. Final electrical design, code review, utility interconnection, and safe installation stay with the qualified parties named by the buyer. The sourcing brief should list those approvals as open rather than imply they are included in a factory quotation.
Compare specification, quantity, currency, included cables and pedestals, packaging, freight, tax and duty basis, warranty text, and exclusions. A lower unit price is not the same purchase when the delivered scope drops the cable set or the commissioning boundary. Public field names used in consumer guidance, including the Alternative Fuels Data Center overview, do not replace that comparison.
Yes. Write an amount or a range, the currency, and whether it applies per charger or to the whole order. Pair it with a high-end, mid-range, budget, or undecided preference. That preference is not a rating of any plant, and the desk does not publish a savings figure from it. Ask each supplier to separate minimum order quantity, sample cost and availability, production lead time after configuration approval, and transit time to the destination; none is confirmed by sending the inquiry.
Include the product, the quantity, the US destination, the budget basis if you have one, and the supplier preference. FREE sourcing support, up to 3%, follows the qualification in the notice at the top of this page. No equipment price is promised here.
Qualified business buyers
Eligible sourcing support is up to 3%. The figure is a ceiling for qualified coordination, not a promised equipment discount.
Eligibility applies to qualified business buyers and is confirmed after we review your product, quantity, destination, and sourcing requirements.