Retrofitting an existing lamp post with an EV charger

You can add EV charging to street-light poles without new civil works — here is what a lamp-post retrofit involves.

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OCPP 1.6 vs 2.0.1: which should your charging site use?

OCPP 1.6J is the widely deployed version, while 2.0.1 adds ISO 15118 plug-and-charge. Here is how to choose for your site.

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OEM and custom housing: tailoring EV chargers to your market

Beyond standard models, Shenzhen TDT supports OEM branding and custom housings so chargers match your market and identity.

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Dynamic Load Balance: adding EV charging without a grid upgrade...

Dynamic Load Balance adjusts charging current in real time so a site can add EV chargers without exceeding its existing supply.

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What OCPP 1.6J means for your EV charging site

OCPP is the open protocol that lets chargers talk to any compliant back-end — here is why it matters when you choose hardware.

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Pole-integrated EV charging: bringing chargers into street-light poles...

Pole-integrated EV chargers install directly inside street-light and lamp poles — no extra footprint and no new kerb-side cabinets.

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AC vs DC EV charging: choosing the right charger for each site...

AC or DC? The answer depends on how long vehicles stay, the site‘s power supply and the connectors your drivers use.

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