Autel chargers
The full Autel range from our European stock, delivered across the EU within 7 to 10 days. Partner prices are shared on request, according to your terms.
- AC charging
- Slow charging with alternating current. The car converts the power itself, so it takes a few hours.
- DC charging
- Fast charging with direct current. The unit handles the conversion, so it is much quicker.
- kW
- The power of the charger, so how fast it delivers energy.
DC fast chargingAutel DC Compact 50 kW
A car goes from 20 to 80 percent in about 40 minutes, two cars at the same time.
50 kW DC fast charger for wall mounting, pedestal or mobile use on wheels.
Lead time 8-12 weeks
DC fast chargingAutel DH240
A car goes from 20 to 80 percent in about 25 minutes, 2 cars at a time.
Modular DC fast charger up to 240 kW for busy sites.
Lead time 8-12 weeks
DC fast chargingAutel DH480 Air Cooled
A car goes from 20 to 80 percent in about 20 minutes, 4 cars at the same time.
Modular DC fast charger up to 480 kW, fanless air cooling.
Lead time 8-12 weeksDC fast chargingAutel DH480 Liquid Cooled
A car goes from 20 to 80 percent in about 20 minutes, 4 cars at the same time.
Modular DC fast charger up to 480 kW, liquid-cooled for heavy use.
Lead time 8-12 weeksExplained in plain words
What does kW mean on a charger?
kW is the power, so how fast the charger can deliver energy. More kW means shorter charging. A car never charges faster than its own maximum.
What is OCPP?
OCPP is an open language a charge point uses to talk to a management platform. Because Autel speaks OCPP, you choose your own platform and are not tied to one supplier.
What is the difference between a dispenser and a power cabinet?
In large systems the power sits in a separate cabinet. The dispensers at the parking bay are only the charge points. That way one large power block is shared across several cars.