7kW AC Wallbox EV Charger for Home and Hotel Programs
Type 1/Type 2 · OCPP 1.6J · WiFi/4G · IP54 · CE/TÜV Certified
Where does a 7kW AC wallbox make sense?
Short answer: A 7kW AC wallbox is best for single-phase markets, residential installation programs, hotel destination charging and low-cost parking projects where cars can charge overnight or for several hours. Buyers should not treat it as a highway or fast-turnover charger; it is a dependable base product for long-dwell charging.
Project fit
Home installation packages, hotels, guest parking, small offices and distributor starter inventory.
RFQ checks
Single-phase voltage, Type 2 / Type 1 / GB/T connector, app/RFID/OCPP scope, cable length and packing.
Sample note
Confirm plug type, label language, installation guide and certificate file before distributor sample orders.
Why Choose SUNFULL 7kW Wall-Mounted EV Charger?
- Single-phase 7kW (32A), wall-mounted, compact design
- Type 1 / Type 2 / GB-T connector options
- OCPP 1.6J, WiFi + 4G + Bluetooth
- IP54 weatherproof, -30°C to +55°C
- CE / TÜV / RoHS certified — EU ready
- OEM: custom logo, color, firmware from 100 units
Quick Overview
| Power | 7 kW |
|---|---|
| Markets | EU, South Africa, Pakistan, Netherlands |
| Certifications | CE, TÜV, RoHS, IEC 61851-1, IEC 62196 |
| Quote | Request tailored factory quote |
| Lead Time | 15-25 days |
Factory-Direct from Wuhan, China
WUHAN SUNFULL NEW ENERGY TECHNOLOGY CO., LTD. operates its own EV charger and energy storage manufacturing workflow, covering engineering review, incoming inspection, assembly, functional testing, export packing and documentation support for overseas B2B buyers.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Is the 7kW charger compatible with all EV brands?
Yes. We supply Type 1 (J1772), Type 2 (IEC 62196), and GB-T variants. Compatible with Tesla, BMW, Nissan, Hyundai, BYD, and all mainstream EVs.
Q: What is the lead time for bulk orders?
15-25 days for standard orders. OEM orders with custom tooling: 45-60 days.
Q: Can I request an evaluation unit?
Evaluation-unit availability, quantity and pricing are confirmed for the selected model in the current quotation.
How to evaluate Home before ordering
This guide is for B2B buyers comparing sample orders, distributor programs and project supply. It gives buyers a practical checklist before comparing suppliers, requesting samples or preparing a project quote.
1. Confirm the operating scenario
Start with the project conditions rather than the product name alone. For EV charging and energy storage, buyers should confirm the daily energy demand, available charging or discharge window, grid voltage, protection requirements, mounting location, communication method and expected user behavior. These details decide whether the selected configuration will remain reliable after installation.
2. Request the right compliance files
Ask for documentation before price negotiation is finished. For this product family, important checks include connector standard, OCPP backend, enclosure rating, meter accuracy, protection design, certificates and installation documentation. SUNFULL can prepare datasheets, product photos, wiring notes, packing information and export documents for review before a sample order or distributor batch is released.
3. Compare the full supply scope
Do not compare only headline quote ranges. Confirm what is included in the offer: firmware version, warranty term, spare parts, packaging strength, logo or label work, delivery port, lead time, test report and after-sales contact. A clear scope reduces rework when the first shipment reaches the installer or local partner.
What to send with your RFQ
For a faster quotation, send the destination country, target application, expected quantity, preferred connector or battery configuration, local certification needs, branding requirements, installation environment and delivery timeline. If the site is still at concept stage, a short description is enough: vehicle type, parking or storage hours, transformer capacity, solar input if any, and the commercial goal of the project.
For sample orders, the buyer normally verifies installation fit, communication stability, enclosure quality, display language, packing protection and basic user operation. For batch orders, the review should go deeper: firmware version control, serial-number tracking, spare-parts list, packaging marks, carton drop protection, inspection photos and responsibility for after-sales communication.
For distributor or OEM programs, the first decision is usually not the final price. It is whether the supplier can keep the same configuration across repeat orders, provide stable documentation for customs or tenders, and respond quickly when an installer needs wiring or software support. That is why the quote request should include both commercial volume and technical constraints.
SUNFULL NEW ENERGY positions these pages as sourcing references, not only advertising pages. The goal is to help B2B buyers prepare a cleaner RFQ, compare products on real project conditions, and avoid surprises around certificates, grid compatibility, communication protocol, packaging and delivery terms. When a detail is uncertain, our sales engineer can recommend a conservative starting configuration for pilot testing.
Related SUNFULL sourcing resources
Product catalog • Application solutions • Factory workflow • Certificate checks • Buyer insights
Questions to confirm before quotation
These answers help buyers send a cleaner RFQ and compare suppliers on project fit, not only on headline price.
Is 7kW AC suitable for public fast charging?
No. It is for long-dwell charging. Public fast charging or high-turnover sites should compare 60kW to 180kW DC chargers instead.
What is the usual buyer checklist for 7kW wallboxes?
Confirm voltage, connector, OCPP or app needs, RFID, certification target, label language, packaging and order quantity.
Can 7kW wallboxes be private label?
Yes, private label can usually cover logo, label, manual, packaging and selected software settings depending on quantity.
Get a Quote for 7kW Wall-Mounted EV Charger
Factory pricing, datasheet, and technical consultation — after project-scope review.